Philippines-based Airline Pilot Training Flight School, First Aviation Academy, Welcomes First Batch of 11 Pilot Trainees in 2023

After the successful graduation of the first batch of pilot cadets last month, Subic and Clark, Philippines based flight school First Aviation Academy was quick to introduce a fresh batch of 11 young pilots this year.

These new cadet trainees will start their journey to become airline-ready pilots guided by the strict training, operational and safety standards set by the very dynamic team of First Aviation Academy lead by its Accountable Manager and former airline pilot, Capt. Jesus Madlangbayan.

“The influx of new trainees to FAA is a proof that we are doing things right in our institution. We are doing more flights now with the coming of the additional aircraft bought from PAL Aviation School and a very vibrant roster of ground and flight instructors coming from different parts of the world,” according to Capt. Madlangbayan.

About First Aviation Academy

First Aviation Academy offers cadetship, modular and flexi programs for aspiring pilots. They are a joint venture between MacroAsia Corporation, the leading aviation support services in the Philippines and PTC Holdings, the largest maritime training and crewing in the country.

Source: First Aviation Academy Press Release
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Korean Students Experience Philippines Pilot Training Group’s, Alpha Aviation Group, State-of-the-Art Simulators

Twenty students from Kyungbuk College (Korea) Department of Avionics and Aviation Maintenance visited the AAG Philippines (AAGP) Simulator Training Center, in Clark, Pampagna, on 11 January 2023 to experience flying an Airbus A320 using the Group’s full flight and fixed base simulators.

The students are currently in the Philippines for their “Global Skill-Up Program”. They were accompanied by officials of the Gentry International Technical College (GITC) and CNK International Language Center.

Such visits are made possible through the “EduTechno-Tourism Program”, one of AAG’s corporate affairs initiatives. Perhaps the only one of its kind in the region, this Program was conceptualized in 2017 to provide the general public particularly the youth and student sectors an opportunity to explore, learn and experience world-class aviation training technology and know-how which AAG is employing in its programs and courses.

For aviation enthusiasts wanting to level-up their experience, AAG is also offering the “AAG Cadet Pilot for a Day Program” and simulator discovery fights through the “AAG Simulator Experience”.

Source: AAG Press Release
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Alpha Aviation Group Maintenance Training Center Bags Training Project with Philippine University

Philippines largest pilot and aviation training organisation, Alpha Aviation Group (AAG) International Center for Aviation Training (AICAT) Maintenance Training Center (MTC) recently won the bid to provide a supplemental proficiency program (SPP) for aeronautical engineering students of the Holy Angel University (HAU).

A total of 329 trainees are set to undergo the SPP which focuses on Cessna C172 engine familiarization, ground run-up and actual taxi exercises. The program also features lessons on basic flight controls and maneuvering using an ALSIM AL200 simulator.

“HAU is dedicated to its mission and committed to preparing you (aeronautical engineering students) for your future career. We make certain that we work with the right training provider capable of giving you sufficient theoretical learning and industry practice exposure that will enable you to satisfy the knowledge requirements for your course subject,” underscored Dr. Al Biag (HAU Vice President for Academic Affairs) during the ceremonial signing of the training agreement at the HAU campus on 18 January 2023.

In his response, Capt. Napoleon Garcia (Accountable Manager, AICAT – AMO) expressed AAG’s sincerest gratitude and assured HAU the delivery of top-of-class training anchored on the Group’s core values of service excellence, teamwork and customer satisfaction.

Source: Alpha Aviation Group Philippines Press Release
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Largest Pilot Training Group in the Philippines, Alpha Aviation Group, Inducts First Batch of Cadet Pilots for 2023

Eight (8) more cadets were inducted to the Alpha Aviation Group (AAG) Airline Pilot Program (APP) on 17 January 2023. Joining this first intake for the year is another cadet who will undergo PPL training under AAG’s modular programs and courses.

“We welcome the new year with so much enthusiasm and optimism as AAG continues to be the pilot training solutions provider-of-choice of more and more young men and women wanting to become world-class aviation professionals in the future,” shares Cristopher Magdangal (Group Chief Operating Officer) in an issued statement.

In his welcome remarks, Capt. Napoleon Garcia (Accountable Manager, AICAT Approved Maintenance Organization) assured the cadets and their parents of the Group’s commitment to the highest standards of aircraft maintenance. “The safety of our cadet pilots is our topmost priority,” Garcia adds.

The APP dubbed as the “Zero to Hero” program covers CPL-IR-ATPL Theory-A320 Type Rating. The CPL-IR phase is delivered by the AAG International Center for Aviation Training (AICAT) while the A320 Type Rating phase is conducted at the AAG Philippines (AAGP) Simulator Training Center. AICAT and AAGP operate the largest fleet of basic flight trainer aircraft and simulator training devices in the country.

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Cambodian Flight School, Novation Academy, is Looking for a Maintenance Manager

Phnom Penh, Cambodia based newly started flight school Novation Academy, is seeking a B1.2/B3 License Aircraft Engineer / Maintenance Manager. Please see an extract of the job post below.

“Key Responsibilities:

  • Projects and tasks related to maintenance of aircrafts.
  • Overseeing and issuing CRS on Light Aircrafts Magnus Fusion 212 and Tecnam P2006T with Rotax Engines including managing a pool of technicians and preparing training aircraft for operations.
  • Able to support work at odd hours as per company Requirements.
  • Willing to learn and also train technicians.
  • Able to generate duty rosters for operation technicians.
  • Able to understand maintenance intervals and plan periodic maintenance checks and also monitoring of spares and records
  • Able to write weekly reports and report to Head of Training.
  • To ensure good coordination of the different stakeholders
  • Compliance with applicable regulations
  • Liaise with Civil Aviation Authority
  • Ensure that facilities, premises, and equipment are maintained to a certain standard.

Skills:

  • Advance level in English.
  • Excellent problem solving, analytical and decision-making skills.
  • Proven ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines.
  • An enthusiastic team member with a positive attitude.
  • Collaborative mindset to build relationships with the team and stakeholders.

Experience, Technical Requirements & Qualifications:

  • Holding a valid B1.2 or B3 Aeroplanes -Piston Licences ICAO Type ll.
  • Certifying experience on GA Aircraft/Rated Single Engine Piston / Multi Engine Piston Aircrafts.
  • Experience with Rotax 912 series engine.
  • Experience with aircraft metal and composite structures repair is valuable.
  • Appropriate type training will be provided for engineers without rating on SEP/MEP aircrafts.
  • Willing to relocate to Cambodia.”

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

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