Market Intelligence: South East Asia

Filipino Charter Airline, LEASCOR, Selects Avsoft’s ATR 72-500 Aircraft Systems Course

Avsoft International is excited to announce that Leading Edge Air Services Corporation (LEASCOR), a passenger charter based at Clark International Airport in Angeles City, Philippines, has selected their ATR 72-500 and PBN- RNP online courses to be a part of its initial and recurrent pilot training curriculum.

LEASCOR provides air charter, cargo, and medevac services to multiple destinations in the Philippines.

Avsoft is proud to deliver their ATR 72-500 aircraft systems course and PBN- RNP general subject course to students via a LEASCOR branded LMS. All students will receive 90-day unlimited access to both courses. Upon completion, each LEASCOR student will receive a certificate of completion.

Avsoft’s avLMS is being used to deliver the ATR 72-500 and PBN- RNP online courses and provide comprehensive reporting facilities to administer all aspects of the courses and exam results to satisfy all training requirements.

Source: Avsoft Press Release
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Philippines Simulator Training Center, Alpha Aviation Group, Starts Next Batch of 11 A320 Type Ratings

Eleven (11) cadet pilots belonging to various batches of Philippines largest pilot training organisation Alpha Aviation Group (AAG)’s Airline Pilot Program (APP) were inducted to the A320 type rating phase on 20 March 2023.

Capt. Van Vincent Pangilinan (AAGP Synthetic Flight Instructor) formally welcomed the trainees, expressing his support and guidance on their journey to becoming first officers. He also shared his wealth of knowledge, providing valuable insights into what they can expect to learn from one of the best A320 type rating program in the region.

“We are delighted to transition our beloved cadet pilots to the last phase of their training as future airline first officers. The enite AAG Family remains committed to providing them the best training experience and support services as they pursue their careers,” shares Maria Rufina Santos, AAGP Head of Student Affairs and Client Relations.

Capt. Vicente Casibang II, AAGP Accountable Manager, was also present to extend his greetings to the trainees, highlighting the importance of cultivating the right attitude, developing skills and gaining knowledge necessary for success in the aviation industry.

Source: Alpha Aviation Group Press Release
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9 Interns Complete Alpha Aviation Group Philippines Maintenance Training Program

Nine (9) trainees who successfully finished the Aviation Maintenance Internship Program (AMIP) were formally sent-off by the AAG International Center for Aviation Training (AICAT) Maintenance Training Center (MTC) on 17 March 2023. This is the 4th batch of trainees since the program was started. Mr. Mark Daniel Bauzon (AICAT Aircraft Planning Engineer) in his welcome remarks expressed AAG’s heartfelt congratulations to the interns for their hard work and dedication during their training. Mr. Kevin Dy Tria (AICAT-MTC Head of Training) handed out the certificates of completion. In his remarks, Tria recounted his personal journey starting also as an intern and encouraged the trainees to continue building on the knowledge and skills they acquired during the program.

The AICAT-MTC AMIP is designed to provide a comprehensive, hands-on training experience for students with an interest in aviation maintenance. During the program, students undergo rigorous training in areas such as aircraft maintenance, avionics, and aircraft systems. The program also exposes students to the latest technology and equipment used in the aviation industry.

Source: AAGP Press Release
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Malaysian Flight School, AATA, Announces Government Fund Withdrawal Scheme for Pilot Course

Fast growing Malaysian flight school Asia Aeronautical Training Academy (AATA) announced that it has recently been approved by the Employees Provident Fund (EPF) to allow parents to use their EPF withdrawal for their children’s pilot training at AATA. This is great news for all parents who have been struggling to finance their children’s education and now have an opportunity to do so using their EPF funds.

The EPF withdrawal scheme is a great benefit for parents who wish to provide the best education for their children but face financial constraints. With this scheme, parents can now utilize their EPF savings to fund their children’s pilot training at the academy. This will not only reduce the financial burden on parents but also enable them to secure their children’s future with a quality pilot training.

“We are proud to be a part of this scheme and encourage all parents to take advantage of this opportunity. We believe that education is a fundamental right, and every child deserves access to quality pilot training. With this EPF withdrawal scheme, we hope to make quality pilot training more accessible to all families,” said AATA.

Source: AATA Announcement
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Philippines based Alpha Aviation Group Graduates Another 21 First Officer-Qualified Pilots

Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, Philippines – A joint graduation ceremony was held on 18 March 2023 to formally recognize 21 cadet pilots from five (5) different batches who successfully completed Alpha Aviation Group’s Airline Pilot Program (APP).

“There is no secret to success – it is a result of preparation, hard work, and a willingness to learn from mistakes,” shared Capt. Anthony Tan (AAG Philippines’ Head of Training) in his welcome remarks.

Graduating with distinction is First Officer Andrea Zion Mandocdoc of APP Batch 49. In her celebratory speech, Mandocdoc recounted their training journey as cadets and acknowledged their families for the unwavering support. She also emphasized the importance of perserverance in achieving one’s goals, especially for women seeking to make their mark in the male-dominated aviation industry. “The aviation industry is slowly opening up, and when opportunities open, we should be ready,” Mandocdoc added.

Capt. Darren Adrian Acorda, (Air Asia Philippines Chief Pilot Training and Standards) graced the ceremony as guest of honor and speaker. He underscored the aviation industry’s resilience, having gone through multiple downturns since the 1990s and now on the road to another rebound yet again.

“If you want to be a pilot, it takes more than just hope – it takes preparation, knowledge, skill, attitude, and passion. Visualize your dreams, and never stop learning and growing. What’s for you is for you – be ready for what comes your way, and you’ll be well on your way to accomplishing your goals,” he advised to the graduates.

Source: AAG Announcement
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