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Padpilot Expands Global Commercial Team with Appointment of Adriana Dinu

United Kingdom – Padpilot, a leading global provider of digital theoretical-knowledge training materials, has announced the appointment of Adriana Dinu to its commercial team as the company continues expanding its international footprint of pilot training organisation clients.

  • Padpilot is a leading publisher of digital aviation training materials, trusted by 180 pilot-training providers worldwide and used by over 10,000 active users.

  • Its course content supports Pilot Foundation, PPL(A/H) and ATPL(A/H) students and instructors, delivered on all device types and designed to turn theoretical ground school into an engaging learning experience that strengthens understanding and flight-deck decision-making.

  • Dinu’s role will focus on market expansion, identifying new training verticals, regions, and strategic partnership opportunities to support Padpilot’s global growth.

  • She will oversee the full commercial lifecycle including pipeline strategy, enterprise prospecting, contract negotiation and deal closure, and will manage long-term enterprise client relationships.

Source: Adriana Dinu (Padpilot)

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Leading Provider of Fire Trainers Flame Aviation Installs V9000 Commander Fire Trainer for SkyWest Airlines in Denver

Netherlands – headquartered Flame Aviation has announced the installation of a new V9000 Commander next-generation fire trainer for SkyWest Airlines in Denver. The V9000 Commander is a state-of-the-art fire trainer designed for aviation firefighting and safety training.

Flame Aviation is recognized as the industry standard in fire trainers, making it the preferred choice for airlines and training centers worldwide. The sophisticed, high-quality and reliable fire trainers are trusted globally to deliver effective and realistic fire training.

Source: Flame Aviation
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Simaero and CSS Celebrate Qualification of the First CSS-Manufactured A320ceo/neo FFS in Paris

France – flight simulator manufacturer China Simulation Sciences Co., Ltd. (CSS) has completed the delivery and installation of an Airbus A320 neo/ceo Level D Full Flight Simulator for its strategic partner Simaero at the Paris CDG Training Center. The device achieved Level D certification from the French DGAC in November 2025 and has now entered commercial operation, marking a historic milestone as the first China-manufactured Level D full flight simulator ever deployed in Europe.

  • The installation is CSS’s first Level D simulator delivery to Europe and follows the company’s achievement in June 2024, when it became one of the few Chinese manufacturers to obtain EASA Level D qualification—establishing a self-sustained R&D, certification and manufacturing system for high-fidelity full-flight simulators.

  • The project reflects deepening Sino-French industrial cooperation, supported by dignitaries from both countries, including representatives of the Chinese Embassy in France, the France-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry, airlines, and regulatory bodies.

  • The delivery is the second CSS simulator acquired by Simaero, underscoring growing international confidence in China-developed simulation technology.

  • The new A320 Level D simulator strengthens Simaero’s ability to serve European airlines with high-standard A320 type-rating training and becomes the tenth active device at its Paris CDG training hub.

Statements

  • Mr. Guangping Ji, Chairman, China Simulation Sciences “This delivery represents not only CSS’s first Level D FFS to enter the European market, but also the second CSS simulator received by Simaero—demonstrating the strong trust international customers place in high-end Chinese aviation technology.”

  • Mr. Nicolas Mouté, CEO, Simaero “We are proud to be the first in Europe to operate a China-manufactured Level D simulator. This achievement reflects our shared commitment to delivering world-class training solutions and will support our mission to drive innovation and excellence in aviation training.”

Source: China Simulation Sciences / Simaero

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US Flight School Integrates PlaneEnglish’s ARSim into Curriculum to Build Confident ATC Communication Skills

California, USA – Ascent Aviation Academy, an FAA Part 61 flight training provider based at Van Nuys Airport, has integrated the ARSim Aviation Radio Simulator into its training curriculum in partnership with PlaneEnglish, enhancing student readiness in radio communication — one of the most persistent challenges in early flight training. The collaboration reflects a growing emphasis on modern training tools to build real-world skills before students enter the cockpit.

  • ARSim, developed by PlaneEnglish, provides scenario-based ATC communication training, enabling students to practice phraseology, timing, and situational awareness in a controlled, feedback-driven environment.

  • Ascent Aviation Academy’s use of ARSim supports proactive skill development, reducing student anxiety and increasing communication proficiency before in-air instruction.

  • The integration empowers students to take ownership of their learning, enabling more efficient and confident in-flight lessons.

Ascent Aviation Academy states it is Los Angeles’s largest flight training organisation.

Source: PlaneEnglish
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True Course Simulations to Showcase VR Cessna 172 Simulator at ACTE Vision 2025

USA — True Course Simulations (TCS), a developer of immersive aviation training solutions, is set to exhibit its virtual reality (VR) and mixed reality (MR) flight simulation technology at the upcoming ACTE CareerTech Vision 2025 conference in Nashville, Tennessee, from 9 to 12 December 2025.

  • TCS will present its VR Cessna 172 flight simulator at Stand 392, aimed at enhancing flight training, aviation and STEM education through immersive learning technologies.

  • The company is targeting educators and training institutions looking to modernise how they engage future pilots, engineers, and aviation technicians.

  • TCS’s solutions are designed to integrate into Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, making flight simulation accessible and interactive for early-stage learners.

Source: True Course Simulations
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