Cambodian Flight School Set to Begin Construction of New Flight Training Base

Phnom Penh, Cambodia based Novation Academy announced it had a discussion with the management team of Dara Sakor Airport (VDDS). The two parties discussed the flight school’s needs for hangar, office, and supporting facilities to establish an advanced flying base in VDDS.

The construction of their new base is set to begin soon and is expected to be completed by early next year.

According to Novation Academy, Dara Sakor Airport is the perfect location for flying school operations with plenty of space, brand new facilities, a nearby resort to accommodate foreign students, and breathtaking views of the ocean and mountains.

Source: Novation Academy Announcement

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CAE Philippines is Looking to Hire an ATR Simulator Flight Instructor (SFI)

CAE Philippines, a joint venture between Cebu Pacific Air and CAE, is hiring a Simulator Flight Instructor (SFI) for ATR who will be responsible for the delivery of training primarily in a flight simulator or other training device, but also when required in ground school, in accordance with the appropriate regulatory and customer requirements. Please see an extract of the job post below.

“Responsibilities will include, but are not limited to:

  • Conduct pre and post flight simulator briefings in a thorough, professional manner and in accordance with CAE standards.
  • Conduct each simulator session in accordance with the CAE, aircraft manufacturer or the customers’ Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s).
  • Provide simulator flight instruction for the issue of licenses, type ratings and certificates.
  • Complete the appropriate client training records accurately and comprehensively to ensure client understanding and a seamless handover to other instructors.
  • Recommend, where necessary, remedial training for a client who is not meeting the required training progress.
  • Record simulator usage and discrepancies using the appropriate procedures.
  • Track the validity of instructional qualifications to ensure that he/she remains qualified to deliver training at all times in accordance with contractual commitments.
  • Act as subject matter expert in creation of curricula and courseware when required.
  • Accept training for examiner responsibilities when required by the Head of Training.
  • Act as invigilator when examination is conducted.

Qualification:

  • Minimum of 2 to 5 years of relevant experience.
  • Passes in all Airline Transport Pilots License written exams.
  • Minimum experience required by the Regulatory Authority issuing instructor rating.
  • Hold an existing instructor qualification or -rating issued by a Regulatory Authority desirable.
  • Meet the relevant minimum qualification and experience requirements for qualification as a Simulator Instructor.
  • Hold or has held a professional pilots’ license.
  • A working knowledge of the relevant aviation regulations.”

To learn more about the job and to apply, click here.

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Filipino Flight School, First Aviation Academy, Receives Approved Maintenance Organization Certificate

Clark and Subic, Philippines based flight school First Aviation Academy (FAA) announced it has officially received its Approved Maintenance Organization Certificate from the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP). The certificate will now allow FAA to conduct maintenance, inspection, and repair of its own aircraft. FAA is a joint venture flight school between PTC (one of the largest maritime crewing organisations in the world) and MacroAsia (an aviation conglomerate and sister organisation to Philippine Airlines).

Source: First Aviation Academy Announcement
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Alpha Aviation Group Philippines Welcomes 6th Student Pilot Intake of 2022

Another batch of eight (8) cadets were inducted to the AAG Airline Pilot Program (APP), while another cadet was also inducted to the AAG First Officer Preparation (FOP) Program on 22 November 2022. This is the 6th intake for the two flagship training programs since January 2022. Two (2) more intakes are scheduled for January 2023 and March 2023.

In his remarks, Cristopher Magdangal (AAG Regional Director, Asia Pacific) reaffirmed the Group’s commitment to develop the most competent first officers for the airline industry. “This is why we employ a cadet assessment tool to measure applicant attributes prior to admission. Your profiles serve as guide for our instructors in coaching and mentoring as you go though your training. This is also why we have adopted ICAO’s CBTA (Competency Based Training and Assessment) philosophy across all training modules and phases to better prepare you for a life and career in the airlines,” Magdangal underscored.

“The key to a successful pilot training is partnership and communication between cadets and instructors. You need to be very open with your instructors, not letting any lesson pass without understanding the principles behind every exercise,” Magdangal added.

The APP dubbed as the “Zero to Hero” program covers CPL-IR-ATPL Theory-A320 Type Rating while the FOP covers CPL-IR. The CPL-IR phase is delivered by the AAG International Center for Aviation Training (AICAT) stationed in San Fernando Airport, La Union while the A320 Type Rating phase is conducted at the AAG Philippines (AAGP) Simulator Training Center in Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga. AICAT operates the largest fleet of basic flight trainer aircraft in the country (32 Cessna C172 and one Tecnam P2006T multi-engine) while AAGP also operates the largest and most-advanced fleet of simulator training devices in the country (three FFS, four FBS, one IPT).

Source: AAG Philippines Press Release
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