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FlightLogger Supports One of Europe’s Largest Flight Training Organisation Cut Admin by 30 Percent

Portugal – Sevenair Academy has reported a 30% reduction in administrative workload after fully implementing FlightLogger’s training management platform across all operational departments.

  • Faced with the challenges of scaling a multi-departmental training operation, Sevenair Academy adopted FlightLogger to unify its scheduling, documentation, and compliance processes.

  • Prior to implementation, the academy operated on fragmented tools across its training, maintenance, and administrative units, resulting in miscommunication and operational delays.

  • Key improvements achieved through FlightLogger include:

    • Centralized aircraft and instructor scheduling, improving resource utilization.

    • Standardized digital grading and training workflows, ensuring consistency.

    • Real-time communication across departments, eliminating information silos.

    • Digitized, instantly retrievable documentation to meet EASA compliance demands.

  • Sevenair’s operations team reported a significant reduction in scheduling conflicts and increased punctuality of lesson starts.

  • The unified system also contributed to faster course completion rates and supported a zero-finding outcome in a recent authority audit.

  • The academy highlighted that the new digital infrastructure will enable scalable growth without proportional increases in administrative headcount. Operations Manager, Sevenair Aacdemy

Statement:

  • “FlightLogger is the glue connecting our many departments, enabling growth without losing control.” — Operations Manager, Sevenair Academy

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Source: FlightLogger
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Pilot Training Ground School Materials Provider Padpilot Announces 2025 Partnership with German Flight School

Germany – TFC Käufer European Airline Services (TF Flight Training), a German pilot training organisation with over four decades of experience, has partnered with UK-based digital aviation publisher Padpilot to deliver advanced theoretical knowledge instruction for its ATPL programme.

  • TFC, founded in 1981 and based in Essen overlooking Lake Baldeney, offers a range of training including commercial pilot licences.

  • The move reflects TFC’s commitment to modernising its educational approach by adopting interactive, detailed, and up-to-date learning content.

  • Padpilot continues to expand its global footprint through partnerships with EASA-approved training organisations, aligning digital content with CBTA principles and ICAO standards.

Statements

  • “We want to offer current, high-quality learning materials that are modern, detailed and comprehensive. And that’s what Padpilot is all about,” said Isabelle de Bakker, Accountable Manager at TFC.

Source: Padpilot
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Quantum3D and NORXE Announce Advanced 8K/240Hz Projection Integration for Next-Generation Simulation at I/ITSEC 2025

USA – Quantum3D, a leader developer of real-time visual simulation technologies, and Norxe AS, a premier manufacturer of high-performance simulation projectors, are pleased to announce a new integrated capability that significantly elevates the performance and realism of advanced training and simulation systems.

Quantum3D’s MANTIS® Image Generator software now provides full native support for Norxe’s P55 and P60 projectors, enabling 8K resolution output at 240Hz through Norxe’s 4-way n-shift technology. This enhancement allows four 4K @60Hz Mantis channels to drive a single projector, delivering unmatched image clarity and eliminating motion blur or double-imaging artifacts. Together, Quantum3D technology and Norxe technology are pushing the boundaries of visual simulation systems, setting a new benchmark for fidelity and performance.

MANTIS® offers multiple 240Hz processing modes—including interpolation for maximum accuracy, extrapolation for reduced latency, and a hybrid mode that balances both—ensuring optimal performance even when the simulation host operates at a traditional 60Hz.

The integration also includes full support for Norxe’s optional dedicated IR channel, enabling true NVG stimulation. Users can dynamically switch between 120Hz NVG operation and 240Hz daylight modes for seamless training across environments.

Quantum3D’s MANTIS® and Independence® IDX image generator family power simulators worldwide for defense, aerospace, commercial aviation, UAS/UAM/eVTOL, and space programs. The new Norxe integration is available to new and existing MANTIS® and/or other IG customers; upgrade guidance and validation support are provided.

About Quantum3D
Quantum3D is a leading developer and provider of simulation and training products, as well as the technology that drives them. For 28 Years, This Silicon Valley Company has been providing advanced training and simulation technologies to a wide spectrum of industries. Our expertise extends to the military, space, air ambulance, search and rescue, aerial firefighting, commercial aviation, and advanced air mobility industries (AAM).

About Norxe
Norxe AS designs and manufactures high-performance projectors engineered for the most demanding simulation and training environments, emphasizing image quality, reliability, and low total cost of ownership.

Source: Quantum3D
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Cargolux Selects Simorg as Strategic Management Software for Flight Training Operations

Luxembourg – Simorg, a product of Gözen Digital Aviation, has been selected by Cargolux Airlines as the strategic management software for its flight training operations.

  • Cargolux, Europe’s largest all-cargo airline, will implement Simorg’s cloud-based software to manage its simulator and crew training operations.

  • Simorg, developed by Gözen Digital Aviation, offers an all-in-one solution for simulator center and training management, currently serving a growing list of global customers.

  • The system is designed to support both operational efficiency and regulatory compliance across training centres and airline training departments.

  • This partnership further expands Simorg’s footprint in the European airline market following earlier implementations by Lufthansa Aviation Training and other full flight simulator centers.

Source: Simorg
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REISER Simulation and Training Joins Forces with Leonardo to Co-Develop AW139 FTD Level 3

Germany – REISER Simulation and Training, a Germany-based helicopter simulator solutions provider, has announced a strategic collaboration with Italian aerospace manufacturer Leonardo to codevelop a next-generation AW139 Level 3 Flight Training Device (FTD). The announcement was made during the 2025 European Rotors Show in Cologne.

  • The partnership targets the development of a high-fidelity, cost-effective AW139 Level 3 FTD tailored to civil-market requirements.

  • Leonardo will contribute OEM-grade simulation fidelity, while REISER will integrate its advanced simulator architecture and training technologies.

  • The collaboration addresses operational needs from UK-based AW139 operator HeliOperations, with a Memorandum of Understanding signed to deliver one of the initial systems.

  • The new training device aims to serve operators of small to mid-sized fleets by offering in-house training capabilities without requiring the investment level of full flight simulators.

  • The device is designed to improve flight safety and operational readiness, particularly in budget-sensitive environments.

Statements

  • “For REISER, this partnership and the development of another helicopter training device together with Leonardo marks an important milestone in the collaboration and extends the product portfolio by one of the most relevant helicopter types in the world,” said REISER CEO Dr. Johannes Hain.

Source: REISER Simulation and Training
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FTD.aero Announces Successful Factory Acceptance Test of a B73M FSTD for Flyschool Air Academy

Spain – FTD.aero is pleased to announce another milestone this November 2025 – the successful Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) of an EASA FNPT II MCC B73M FSTD for Flyschool Air Academy in Spain. The simulator passed the Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) with no significant findings, confirming the high quality of workmanship, unparalleled fidelity, and reliability achieved by FTD.aero’s engineering teams.

The device will be installed at Flyschool’s base located at Cuatro Vientos Airport in Madrid by the end of this year. In January 2026, it will undergo certification by the Spanish Civil Aviation Authority (AESA) in accordance with EASA FNPT II MCC standards. Once certified, it will take Flyschool Air Academy’s training programs to the next level, supporting MCC trainings aligned with the Airline Pilot Standard (APS), and ensuring cadets are trained to be airline-ready.

Source: FTD.aero
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Simnest Aviation Expands Its Demo Fleet with a B737 MAX Simulator in 2026

Hungary – Simnest Aviation, one of the leading manufacturers of type-representative FNPT II MCC simulators, will expand its demo fleet in 2026 with the addition of a Simnest B737 MAX FNPT II MCC device. The new simulator will be operated by the company’s sister organization, Simnest Pilot Academy.

The company’s Budapest-based A320 FNPT II MCC simulators — located in the heart of Europe and easily accessible from any major European city — have long played a key role in the sales and qualification journey of Simnest’s 23 installed simulators.

“Purchasing an FNPT II MCC device is a significant investment in both value and scale, so it is essential for customers to personally test the product before making their decision.  Thanks to the high-fidelity environment and realistic flight characteristics of our Simnest A320 FNPT II MCC simulator, every professional who visits us for a demo flight leaves the cockpit with a satisfied smile. This is precisely why we believe it is important to offer a Simnest B737 MAX FNPT II MCC simulator alongside our A320 device,” explained Capt. Gyula Kühtreiber, CEO of Simnest Group.

The new simulator, arriving in the second half of 2026, will be operated by Simnest Pilot Academy, another member of the Simnest Group. Widely recognized across Europe for its APS MCC training, the academy will soon be able to welcome cadets aiming for careers at airlines operating Boeing fleets.

“The new Simnest B737 MAX FNPT II MCC simulator will not only open new pathways for cadets seeking a Boeing-focused career, but it will also allow Simnest Pilot Academy to expand its partnerships and collaborate with additional airlines committed to training the next generation of pilots,” added Capt. Kühtreiber.

Source: Simnest Aviation
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