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Cyprus Airways Flying Academy Integrates New Flight Training Management Software FlightLogger to Enhance Training Operations

Larnaca, Cyprus – Cyprus Airways Flying Academy has reached a new milestone by successfully integrating the FlightLogger platform into its operations. CEO Christos Limnatitis announced that the academy’s team has completed training on the platform, marking a significant step forward in enhancing its flight training processes. The FlightLogger platform optimizes workflows and streamlines operations, aligning with the academy’s goal of becoming a leading regional flight training provider.

Statement:

  • “Integrating Flight Logger into our operations is a significant milestone in our ongoing effort to establish a leading regional flight academy, offering top-tier training to aspiring pilots.” – Christos Limnatitis, CEO of Cyprus Airways Flying Academy.

Source: Cyprus Airways Flying Academy
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Full Flight Simulator Manufacturer and Operator Avion Attends 2024 Flight Simulation Engineering and Maintenance Conference

Netherlands headquartered full flight simulator manufacturer and operator Avion has announced that Yosvany Alonso, its Systems Architect, represented the company at the upcoming Flight Simulation Engineering and Maintenance Conference (FSEMC) in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Yosvany engaged in technical discussions with fellow manufacturers and global flight simulator operators, sharing his expertise in system architecture.

Source: Avion
Photo Credit: Avion

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Asian Airline Group Acquires 2 New Widebody Full Flight Simulators (A350 and B787) from CAE

Taipei, Taiwan – One of the countries largest airline groups, EVA Airways Corp. has expanded its training capabilities with the acquisition of two new full-flight simulators (FFS) from CAE, a global leader in aviation training solutions. The new simulators, which will enhance pilot training, include models for the Airbus A350 and Boeing 787.

  • The Airbus A350 and Boeing 787 FFS will be housed at EVA Air’s state-of-the-art Training Centre in Taipei.
  • These new additions will operate alongside EVA Air’s existing fleet of CAE-manufactured FFS for Boeing 777, Airbus A330, and ATR 72-600 aircraft.
  • EVA Air’s training facility also includes CAE’s A320 and Boeing 777 flight training devices (FTD) and a Boeing 787 integrated procedures trainer (IPT).

Statements:

  • “We thank EVA Air for the confidence they continue to place in CAE for state-of-the-art training equipment, and we look forward to seeing their A350 and B787 pilots training on these new FFS,” CAE said in a statement.

Source: CAE

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Flag Carrier of Fiji Celebrates Milestone with Acceptance of New A350 Training Simulator

Fiji Airways has successfully completed the acceptance and qualification of its brand new A350 Full Flight Simulator. This advanced training device is set to enhance pilot proficiency and support safe, efficient flight operations across the airline’s network. The addition of the A350 simulator represents a significant milestone in Fiji Airways’ commitment to maintaining high standards in pilot training and operational excellence by training within the country.

Fiji Airways Aviation Academy, the airline owned aviation academy and full flight simulator training center announced in September that it had officially commissioned two state-of-the-art CAE 7000XR Full Flight Simulators for the Airbus A350 and ATR-72, along with two new CAE 500XR Fixed Training Devices (FTD’s) for the Airbus A330 and Boeing 737-Max 8.

These cutting-edge simulators, certified by EASA – European Union Aviation Safety Agency and CAAF, reinforce its mission to provide world-class training for pilots and engineers in Fiji. By offering advanced training locally, it helps the airline team stay closer to home while developing their careers, reducing the need for overseas training.

With an investment of FJ$160 million in new pilot training devices, the Academy is well-positioned to meet the growing needs of Fiji Airways and third-party airlines, expanding its role as a leading aviation training center in the Pacific.

MD & CEO, Andre Viljoen, “The addition of these new full flight simulators highlights our dedication to providing the highest standards of training and safety and reinforces our commitment to establishing Fiji as a regional leader in aviation excellence.”

Source: Fiji Airways, Fiji Airways Aviation Academy, Harsh Sagar (Fiji Airways)

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Aviation Software Developer Coradine Aviation Systems Announces 2024 Update for its Digital Flight Logging Software ‘LogTen Pilot Logbook’

Coradine Aviation Systems is thrilled to announce the release of their latest update, LogTen 2024.3, designed to further optimize the flight logging experience on LogTen Pilot Log for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. This update brings powerful new tools that streamline the digital pilot logbook data management, allowing users to track your career goals more effectively with downloadable filter groups—like IPC, BFR, ATP, and Total Jet time—keeping user’s logbook organized like never before.

NEW! Group Folder Functionality on iOS

One of the standout features in this update is the introduction of group folder functionality on iOS. This enhancement enables user’s to:

  • Create Customizable Folders: Easily organize Smart Groups, Limits, and Currencies into folders on the Analyze page, making the data more accessible.
  • Nest Smart Groups: Group related filters for advanced logic like IPC & Instrument currency.
  • Efficient Data Management: Quickly navigate organized folders to review information easily.

Introducing LogTen’s Downloadable Groups

Users can now download pre-built groups directly to their LogTen Pilot Logbook on iPhone, iPad and Mac! The LogTen team has built commonly used groups so user’s can track goals and stay safe at each stage of their career, including:

  • IPC & Instrument Currency: This group tracks user’s approaches and holds for the last 6 months, OR if they have had an instrument proficiency check
  • FAA Student and Instructors Groups: Multiple groups to track user’s progress towards PPL, Instrument, Commercial and MEI
  • Commercial and Career Groups: Multiple groups to track progress towards their ATP, Part 121 time, Part 135 time and more!

Yearly and Monthly Summaries

The 2024.3 update also introduces Yearly and Monthly summaries for iPhone and iPad, (in full color!) review totals overall, for each aircraft type, and tap the “MyWorldView” map to see everywhere user’s were in the world during that time period:

  • At-a-Glance Totals: Easily review user’s totals for any month or year, broken down by Seat Time and Aircraft Type.
  • Interactive Flight Maps: Generate a map of user’s flights for any selected period, providing a visual representation of their journey.
  • Customizable Views: Configure how many years will be visible and switch between yearly and monthly summaries with just a tap.

Role-Based Customization and UI Enhancements on iOS

Coradine Aviation Systems has also made several key improvements to the iOS version of LogTen:

  • Role-Based Customization: The Analyze page now adapts based on user’s selected role, ensuring that the most relevant features and data are front and center from the moment a user logs in.
  • Consistent Totals Display: Monthly and yearly totals now appear on the Analyze page, bringing iOS functionality in line with macOS.
  • Improved User Interface: A clearer, more informative alert now replaces the trial limit notification, making it easier to understand the benefits of subscribing.

macOS Enhancements

The macOS users haven’t been left out either. The 2024.3 update brings:

  • Tailored Limits and Currency Tracking: Coradine Aviation Systems refined the initial setup process by aligning Limits and Currency tracking with user’s selected role, creating a smoother onboarding experience for new users.
  • Streamlined Data Access: The new features mirror the organizational tools available on iOS, ensuring a consistent and efficient experience across all devices.

Explore More

For detailed guidance on these updates, including how to make the most of the new Group Folder functionality and Yearly/Monthly summaries – check out the new Analyze video tutorial on their Youtube Channel below.

Source: Coradine Aviation Systems
Photo Credit: Coradine Aviation Systems

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Final Call for Tickets: Flight Simulation Conference Returns to London in just Two Weeks

We’re two weeks away from the much-anticipated Flight Simulation Conference, making its return to London after a three-year break. The event, taking place on October 22 and 23 at the prestigious Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS), promises to deliver cutting-edge insights into the future of flight simulation.

The two-day event will focus on the most pressing issues in flight simulation, with key topics such as AI integration, digital twins, and the latest regulatory changes shaping the industry’s future. With an impressive lineup of over 30 speakers from leading organizations like Leonardo, Thales, TRU Simulation and ASTi, attendees can expect thought-provoking presentations and invaluable networking opportunities.

A conference highlight will be the keynote session on the newly released EASA Certification Specification for Flight Simulation Training Devices (CS-FSTD) and the updated Part ORA/ARA. These pivotal regulations will impact the qualification process for flight simulators used in pilot training and are partially based on ICAO 9625, originally developed by the RAeS Flight Simulation Specialist Group. This is your chance to hear directly from the experts who shaped these regulatory changes.

In addition to the technical sessions, the conference will also see the return of the Edwin A. Link Named Lecture, which will close the first day of the event. Named after the visionary who pioneered the use of flight simulators, the lecture will offer an inspiring look at the history and future of simulation technology.

For the full agenda and to purchase tickets, visit https://www.aerosociety.com/events-calendar/raes-flight-simulation-conference-2024/.

About the Royal Aeronautical Society
As the only professional body dedicated to aerospace, aviation and space communities, the Royal Aeronautical Society exists to advance aeronautical art, science and engineering worldwide. Established in 1866, the Society has been at the forefront of developments in aerospace, seeking to promote the highest professional standards and provide a central forum for sharing knowledge.

About the Flight Simulation Group
The Flight Simulation Group (FSG) is a specialist division of the Royal Aeronautical Society focused on designing, manufacturing, installing, and operating simulation equipment and synthetic environments. They address the economic and human factors impacting the use of simulators for research, development, and training of civil and military flight crews.

The FSG has a significant international presence and keeps up to date with global flight simulation requirements, including those set by national and multinational civil regulatory authorities. They support the flight simulation industry and its workforce through a comprehensive program of activities to educate, inform, inspire, and promote flight simulation.

Source: Flight Simulation Group
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