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Simorg Releases 6th Edition of its Customer Focus Series – Highlights Partnership with Avion

Global – Full flight simulator training center management software solution provider Simorg has released the latest edition of its “Customer Focus Series,” highlighting its partnership with simulator manufacturer and operator Avion Full Flight Simulators.

  • Avion, which operates full flight training centres in London and Mumbai, has integrated Simorg’s management platform across its operations, enabling automation and compliance across diverse regulatory environments.

  • The collaboration emphasizes lean, paperless processes that enhance agility, operational efficiency, and sustainability.

  • Simorg’s intelligent technology enables Avion to function without dedicated planning staff, with customer training requests processed seamlessly through an integrated portal and kiosk system.

Statements

  • “Avion has become a trusted name in simulator manufacturing and training, known for sustainable design and continuous innovation.” – Wouter Hollenga, Marketing & Sales Officer, Avion Full Flight Simulators “Moving to Simorg was a natural step in that journey. It gave us a modern and agile management system that made our operations more efficient and reliable. Operating in different regions requires discipline and a strong structure… Simorg has been a great help in keeping us fully compliant.”

Source: Simorg
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Virtual Reality Pilot Training Solution Provider RedboxVR To Showcase Portable Flight Simulator At DPRTE 2025 In The UK

United Kingdom – aviation simulation and virtual reality solutions provider RedboxVR has announced its participation at the upcoming DPRTE 2025 (Defence Procurement, Research, Technology & Exportability) summit, scheduled for 23 October 2025. In collaboration with its partner Uvisan, the company will showcase its portable flight simulator systems, offering attendees the opportunity to experience hands-on, immersive simulation technology at Stand 15.

Source: RedboxVR

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Flight School Management Software Provider Oscar Yankee Upgrades EU-Compliant Integrated Safety Management System

Denmark – Oscar Yankee, developer of the OY Wings flight school management platform, has announced a major upgrade to its integrated Safety Management System (SMS) module. This enhancement is designed to support flight training organisations in meeting EU 376/2014 and EU 2020/2024 regulatory requirements through streamlined, fully integrated safety workflow. Oscar Yankee shared its approach to SMS. Learn about it through the article below.

“Safety is the backbone of aviation. Every flight training organisation knows this, yet many still struggle with fragmented tools and manual reporting that make compliance harder than it needs to be. With increasing regulatory demands from EASA and EU 376, flight schools are under more pressure than ever to not only comply, but to demonstrate a proactive safety culture.

That’s where an integrated Safety Management System (SMS)—like the one built into OY Wings Training Management Software—becomes essential.

The Regulatory Landscape: More Than Just a Checkbox

Compliance isn’t optional. Under EU Regulation 376/2014, training organisations are required to collect, store, and report safety data to support incident prevention across the aviation sector. In addition, EU 2020/2024 mandates the use of the European Risk Classification Scheme (ERCS) for consistent risk assessments.

With OY Wings, this isn’t an afterthought. The SMS module was designed from the ground up to capture all the data you need for ECCAIRS 2 reporting—without duplication, manual entry, or wasted time.

The Pitfalls of Manual Safety Tracking

Many flight schools still rely on a mix of paper logs, spreadsheets, and ad hoc systems. This creates risks:

  • Missed deadlines for incident follow-up
  • Incomplete data when filling out mandatory reports
  • Poor traceability in how risks were assessed or mitigated
  • Lost opportunities to identify trends and prevent future issues

Without a structured system, safety reporting can feel like a burden rather than a driver of improvement.

How OY Wings Transforms Safety Management

The OY Wings SMS module is fully integrated into the wider platform, ensuring that safety isn’t siloed—it’s part of your daily operations.

  • Built for compliance – Every field, workflow, and form aligns with EU 376 requirements and ECCAIRS 2 reporting. Safety managers can export compliant reports in minutes.
  • End-to-end traceability – From risk assessment and analysis to follow-ups and mitigations, every stage is automatically recorded, providing full transparency.
  • Automated reminders – OY Wings keeps track of deadlines and notifies staff of pending actions, so nothing slips through the cracks.
  • Actionable insights – Centralised data helps you identify recurring issues and carry out effective root cause analysis, strengthening your safety culture.

Beyond Compliance: A Safety-First Culture

While compliance is the starting point, OY Wings helps your flight school build a culture of accountability. Instructors can log incidents directly into the system, confident that their reports will be tracked. Operations staff can manage risks proactively with clear oversight. Owners and managers gain confidence that safety is not only being reported—but actively managed.

Because OY Wings is a training management platform, not just a standalone SMS, safety data lives alongside scheduling, fleet management, and student records. This creates a complete operational picture, making it easier to connect the dots between incidents, training outcomes, and resource usage.

Final Thoughts

In today’s regulatory environment, a manual or fragmented approach to safety is no longer enough. By adopting OY Wings’ integrated Safety Management System, flight schools can move beyond paperwork and focus on what really matters: preventing incidents, protecting people, and fostering a safety-first culture.

The bottom line: With OY Wings, safety isn’t just compliance—it’s confidence.”

Check out the website here.

Learn more about Oscar Yankee by listening to its interview with AFM here.

Source: Oscar Yankee
Photo Credit: Oscar Yankee

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First ALSIM Airliner Simulator Certified in Australia

Australia – Flight Training Adelaide (FTA), one of the country’s largest flight training organisations, has become the first operator in Australia to receive CASA certification for an ALSIM Airliner simulator. This expands FTA’s advanced simulator capabilities with a device capable of replicating multiple airline-type aircraft models.

The ALSIM Airliner is a hybrid simulator configurable for multiple aircraft types, including the B737MAX, A320, A220, and E190-E2.

Source: ALSIM

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Skyborne Airline Academy Strengthens Training with Advanced A322 Simulator from Aviatify

United Kingdom – Skyborne Airline Academy is acquiring an FNPT II MCC-compliant A322 device (a high-fidelity simulator used for a.o. multi-crew pilot training) from Netherlands-based Aviatify B.V.

With qualification scheduled for April 2026, the device combines Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts with simulated components to deliver realistic and reliable training. Skyborne trainees will experience immersive flight scenarios within a complex cockpit environment. It includes an ergonomic Instructor Work Station and an intuitive IOS, designed by ProSim Training Solutions B.V., equipping instructors with tools to stage, monitor and manage training sessions effectively.

Lee Woodward, CEO, Skyborne, says: “Adding the A322 simulator strengthens our ability to deliver the highest quality of training and is an important addition to our portfolio. Aviatify’s simulators have an innovative design that will enhance both productivity and learning experience. We look forward to offering our trainees the very best in A322 training technology.”

Frank van de Laar, Commercial Director, Aviatify, says: “Skyborne’s reputation for excellence in flight training aligns perfectly with our commitment to delivering world-class simulation devices. Collaboration on this project is highly productive, built on transparency and shared goals. We are proud that Skyborne recognises our dedication to supporting the next generation of pilots.”

Source: Aviatify

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Cabin Crew Simulator Manufacturer Delivers Multipurpose Cabin Simulator to Training Centre in Mexico City in 2025

Mexico – SkyArt Cabin Simulators & Aviation Furniture has completed the installation of a new multipurpose cabin simulator at Viva Aerobus’s newly launched crew training center in Mexico City. This marks the latest collaboration between the Turkish simulator manufacturer and the Mexican low-cost carrier to strengthen in-country aviation training capabilities.

  • SkyArt acknowledged key personnel from Viva Aerobus — including Adrian Torija, Mayela Flores González, and Irma Melendez Magallanes — for their support and cooperation throughout the installation.

  • SkyArt has previously supplied various cabin crew training devices to Viva Aerobus, including CEETs and door trainers, enhancing the airline’s self-sufficiency in recurrent and initial crew training.

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E-Learning and Flight Training Solution Provider Evionica Launches Certified E-Learning for German Flight Schools

Germany – Evionica, a digital aviation training solutions provider, has launched a certified distance learning programme tailored for German flight schools. Developed in collaboration with Motorflugschule Egelsbach GmbH and IFR-Instrumenten Flugschule Reichelsheim GmbH, the programme delivers EASA-compliant theory courses in the German language via a modern Learning Management System (LMS).

  • The new solution offers an immersive, learner-focused experience, developed with input from experienced German instructors and designed to meet the specific regulatory requirements of German aviation training.

  • Motorflugschule Egelsbach will serve as the official reseller for Evionica’s distance learning content within Germany, supporting flight schools seeking certified digital solutions.

  • IFR-Instrumenten Flugschule Reichelsheim will implement the platform for ATPL(A), CPL(A), instrument rating (IR, CB-IR, BIR), and HPA theory training.

  • The programme provides flight schools and students with flexible, accessible learning modules accessible via web and mobile devices, supporting remote and hybrid training delivery models.

Source: Evionica

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Pilot Training Ground School Materials Provider Padpilot Reaches 10,000 User Milestone

Global – Padpilot has announced a major milestone with 10,000 student pilots and ground instructors now using its multi-device e-reader platform for PPL and ATPL theory. The achievement comes just 2.5 years after launching the enhanced platform, which supports cross-device learning and broader accessibility.

  • The Padpilot e-reader platform delivers interactive ground school content for fixed-wing and rotary PPL and ATPL theory.

  • The platform supports access across iOS, Android, and desktop devices, addressing the need for flexible learning in modern pilot training environments.

  • The company credits this growth to its focus on delivering smart, engaging, and regulatory-compliant theory resources tailored for today’s digital learning expectations.

Source: Padpilot

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