Regional Air School Partners with Private-Radar for Enhanced Flight School Management and Aircraft Tracking

Private-Radar, an industry leader in flight school management and aircraft tracking solutions, is excited to announce a new partnership with Regional Air School, a renowned aviation training organization based in Romania.

Through this collaboration, Regional Air School will implement Private-Radar’s cutting-edge Flight School Management and Aircraft Tracking Systems to further streamline its operations and enhance training efficiency.

Regional Air School, part of the prestigious Regional Air Services group, is a national leader in flight training, offering a wide range of pilot courses, including ATPL, PPL, CPL, and IR certifications. Known for its high standards, the school boasts an impressive record, with over 90% of its graduate’s securing positions in major airlines such as Ryanair, Wizz Air, and TAROM. This partnership reflects the school’s continued commitment to incorporating state-of-the-art technology to offer superior training and maintain its position as a top-flight academy in Romania and internationally.

Private-Radar’s comprehensive Flight School Management Solution will empower Regional Air School to manage its daily operations more effectively. The fully featured system provides a centralized platform for scheduling, course management, student records, and instructor coordination. By digitizing these processes, the school can optimize resources, reduce administrative burdens, and ensure continued compliance with EASA regulations.

Additionally, the implementation of Private-Radar’s Aircraft Tracking System will significantly improve flight safety and monitoring. This technology allows real-time tracking of training aircraft, giving instructors and ground teams enhanced situational awareness. Instructors will be able to monitor flights live, review flight tracks, and improve risk management by receiving automatic alerts of any in-flight issues.

Roy Ritter, Head of Training at Regional Air Services, says: “Partnering with Private-Radar is a valuable addition to our school’s operations. Their system provides powerful tools that allow us to operate at a higher level of efficiency by streamlining key processes like scheduling and student progress tracking. This partnership enables us to simplify our workflow, giving our instructors more time to focus on training while continuing to deliver the high standards Regional Air School is known for.”

Prisque Lemble, Founder and CEO of Private-Radar, says: “We are excited to partner with Regional Air School and support their mission to deliver the highest standards of flight training. Regional Air School’s dedication to providing quality education and training aligns well with our goals of using technology to make flight school operations more efficient and effective. By integrating our solutions, we look forward to contributing to an even better training environment for Regional Air School’s students and staff.”

About Regional Air School
Located at Tuzla Airport on Romania’s Black Sea coast, Regional Air School is the first private flight school in Romania, operating under EASA regulations. It offers a wide range of flight training programs, from private pilot licenses to airline transport pilot courses. With modern facilities and a team of experienced instructors, the school is committed to shaping the future of aviation.

About Private-Radar
A leading provider of flight school management software solutions since 2014, Private-Radar has transformed how flight schools and aero clubs manage and monitor their operations. Over the past decade, Private-Radar has evolved into a trusted and essential partner for aviation institutions around the world, including industry leaders such as CAE and Lufthansa Aviation Training. Today, Private Radar’s state-of-the-art solutions drive automation, enhance safety, and improve efficiency for over 100 partners across more than 30 countries.

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Pilot Training Ground School Materials Provider Padpilot Partners with Middle East Pilot Training Organisation for MPL Program

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates based Etihad Aviation Training, a global leader in aviation training solutions, has partnered with Padpilot, a leading digital aviation theory training resource provider.

Padpilot’s innovative ATPL theory course materials will be integrated into Etihad Aviation Training’s Multi Pilot Licence (MPL) training programs, enhancing the academic phase of airline pilot training.

The partnership reflects Etihad Aviation Training’s commitment to delivering world-class training and creating a dynamic, effective learning environment for its trainee pilots.

“We strongly believe that theory training has to be engaging and interesting for our students to be successful in their flying career,” said Michael Boulton CTKI at Etihad Aviation Training. “Padpilot provides the most up to date, interactive and relevant courseware available, helping us achieve this goal.”

Etihad Aviation Training is the first training organisation in the UAE to adopt Padpilot ATPL(A) theory resources, which have recently been fully updated for the latest EASA ATPL(A) syllabus, including the new ECQB 2024 Amendment 5. Etihad MPL students will benefit from studying for their theoretical knowledge exams using the most current materials available.

“We share Etihad’s commitment to providing an exemplary theory education for their next generation of airline pilots. Gaining a strong foundation of knowledge during initial training sets the stage for lifelong learning throughout a pilot’s career, resulting in enhanced skills and safer operations,” said Nathan Gray, Padpilot CEO.

About Etihad Aviation Training
A leading Aviation Training Organisation based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, delivering premium training solutions that empower organisations to elevate the skills and expertise of their employees, facilitating growth and success in their aviation journey. With a proud legacy in Pilot and Cabin Crew Training, Etihad Aviation Training (EAT) has expanded its horizons in 2023 to include comprehensive Airport Training solutions.

About Padpilot
UK-based aviation publisher Padpilot harnesses advanced educational technology to create innovative teaching and learning resources that enable pilot training providers worldwide to deliver a smarter education during the theory phase of initial pilot training.

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Flight Simulator Manufacturer Simnest to Display A320 FNPT II MCC Device at European Airline Training Symposium 2024

Exhibitors and participants of this year’s European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) are invited to experience the Simnest A320 FNPT II MCC simulator firsthand. This unique opportunity will be hosted by the renowned International Flight Academy (IFA), one of Portugal’s leading aviation training institutions, located just 10 minutes from the exhibition venue.

As the saying goes, “the proof of the pudding is in the eating”and this couldn’t be more true for flight simulators. While many Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTDs) may appear similar on paper, the real test lies in the experience of flying one. Subtle differences in realism, handling, system operations, responsiveness, and overall performance can make a world of difference.

“After ten years of experience, I can confidently say that once you fly a Simnest simulator, you’ll leave with a smile of satisfaction. Our simulators consistently impress, and more often than not, a test session concludes with an order. That’s why we’re thrilled, in collaboration with our long-standing partner IFA, to offer this exclusive opportunity for selected EATS attendees to experience the Simnest A320 FNPT II MCC simulator firsthand,” said Balázs Herendi, CEO of Simnest Aviation.

The test flights will be held at the IFA training facility, located at Cascais Airport. Complimentary transport will be provided from the Estoril Congress Center to the academy. Each flight session will last approximately 90 minutes. Registration is open until October 25, 2024, and interested participants can secure their spot by emailing sales@simnest.com.

Don’t miss the chance to elevate your experience at EATS 2024 with a hands-on demonstration of one of the most advanced flight simulators on the market.

About Simnest Aviation
Simnest Aviation is a major player in the market for fixed-base FSTD manufacturers. The company has 21 A320-based simulators operating across 8 European countries, and their FMGS software is also used in North America and Asia. Their products, the Simnest A320 FNPT II MCC, its simplified version, the Simnest A320 AATD and the Simnest B737 FNPT II MCC simulators are designed to be nearly identical to the real aircraft, replicating every intricate detail. This perfected to the limit realism of their type-representative flight simulators has helped many ATOs worldwide to expand their training portfolios with one of the most sought-after training, the MPL, and the most preferred pre-airline training, the APS MCC (EASA).

About IFA
IFA is the flight school with the widest variety of aviation courses in Portugal. As aviation specialists, the school has trained thousands of pilots and cabin crews in the past 25 years, which are presently flying in several airlines around Europe, Asia and Africa. IFA continues to focus on innovation improvement of solutions and resources to their students.

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Pilot Training Industry Supplier Feature – FlightLogger

In this week’s AFM Pilot Training Leadership Interview Series AFM’s Customer Success & Business Development Manager Agata Marszalek speaks with Kenneth Jeppesen – President and Former CEO of FlightLogger – a leading provider of Flight Training Management software, which provides an all-in-one digital platform for managing the daily operations of a flight school in a standardized framework that fully supports each school’s unique approach to creating new pilots.

The conversation covers:

  • Kenneth Jeppesen’s Background and FlightLogger’s Growth: Kenneth started his aviation journey in the Royal Danish Air Force and later became a flight instructor. He founded FlightLogger in 2011, which has grown rapidly to become a global leader in flight training management software, supporting clients in 50 countries.
  • Global Expansion and Clientele: FlightLogger has experienced substantial growth, onboarding five to six new flight academies monthly. Recent clients include flight schools from the Philippines, Lebanon, Canada, and the U.S. The company’s software is widely used across the globe.
  • Investment from Arcadea Group: The company recently secured a growth investment from Arcadea Group, which also holds stakes in other aviation businesses. This partnership has enabled FlightLogger to expand its AI capabilities and improve its offerings, ensuring that flight schools remain at the cutting edge of technology and efficiency.
  • Leadership Transition: Kenneth Jeppesen has stepped down as CEO to pursue a personal dream of circumnavigation, with Mads Larsen taking over the CEO role. Kenneth remains involved in product management and strategic decisions.
  • Flight Training Industry Challenges and FlightLogger’s Role: Kenneth highlights the growing demand for pilots and the importance of bridging the gap between flight schools and airlines to ensure the highest quality of pilot training. FlightLogger is focused on providing advanced features such as AI-powered scheduling and business insights to enable flight schools to manage scheduling and operational KPIs more efficiently. This helps optimize aircraft usage, instructor-student ratios, and overall training quality.
  • Commitment to Safety: FlightLogger offers a comprehensive Safety Management System (SMS), which is one of its most popular modules. The system allows users to easily track and report safety incidents and risks, contributing to a safer training environment.

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Flight Simulator Manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions Showcases A320 and C172 Devices at UAA Collegiate Aviation Education Conference 2024

Canadian flight training device manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions Ltd. (FDS) showcased an Airbus A320 and C172 flight training device at the UAA Collegiate Aviation Education Conference. In August FDS shared that its Airbus A320 manufactured device at Ohio based Sinclair Community College had done its maiden flight.

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Aviation and Navigation Database Provider KEYVAN Aviation Launches SIMDATA Navigation Database for Flight Simulation Enthusiasts

Turkey based KEYVAN Aviation brings flight simulation enthusiasts closer to real-world data with the launch of the SIMDATA Navigation Database. This new product aims to elevate virtual flight experiences by providing professional-grade accuracy, allowing users to immerse themselves in highly realistic simulations.

Real-World Data and Easy Access

Developed by Keyvan, this innovative service allows users to incorporate real-world navigation data into their flight simulators. With an affordable annual subscription model, users gain access to comprehensive global airport and flight route data, enhancing the realism of virtual flight environments. Integration is seamless, with simple subscription and download options.

Professional Standards in Sim Lovers Database

The SIMDATA Navigation Database is built on certified and approved data, drawing from Keyvan’s expertise in the aviation sector. Users can simulate flight operations with data that generated from real-world navigation standards. The database includes detailed information on over 30,000 airports, 39,500 runways, navaids, and airways worldwide.

Regular Updates and International Compliance

The database is updated regularly in synchronization with AIRAC’s 28-day cycle, providing 13 updates per year. This ensures that users always have access to the most current data for their flights. Moreover, the database complies with international aviation standards, making it a reliable resource for flight schools and simulation users globally.

Perfect for a Wide Range of Users

Designed for flight simulation enthusiasts, virtual flight schools, and anyone seeking a high-fidelity aviation experience, the SIMDATA Navigation Database stands out for its accuracy and depth. Regular updates and professional-level data make it an indispensable tool for those who prioritize precision in their virtual flight environments.

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Flight Simulator Manufacturer FTD.aero Eyes Asian Growth – Deploying Devices to India

FTD.aero, a European manufacturer of flight training devices, showcased the wide offer of type-representative and type-specific flight training devices based on Boeing 737 and Airbus A320 aircraft models.

At APATS 2024, FTD.aero drew considerable attention demonstrating unrivalled commitment to innovation and excellence in pilot training. The event provided an ideal platform to highlight FTD.aero’s EASA- and FAA-compliant Non Motion Simulators, which are renowned for their cost efficiency, high fidelity often compared to the Level-D class and, last but not least, their reliable and customer-oriented technical support.

Building on this successful event, FTD.aero is thrilled to announce its upcoming entry into the Indian flight training market with two EASA FTD-2 type-specific devices to be delivered in Q1 2025. The simulators will incorporate the latest technology including CANBUS simhardware with ARINC communication and will integrate OEM Data and Software Packages, as well as a number of OEM hardware components for the most immersive training experience. This expansion marks a significant milestone for FTD.aero and aligns with company’s strategic vision to increase its footprint in the sky-rocketing Indian market with low-cost world-class training solutions to enhance pilot readiness.

FTD.aero extends its gratitude to all attendees and partners who engaged with us at APATS 2024. We look forward to further collaborations and continued success as we expand our offerings to new markets.

About FTD.aero
FTD.aero, based in Poland, is a leading manufacturer of Airbus A320 and Boeing B737 type-specific and type-representative flight simulators, compliant with EASA and FAA certification standards. All devices are designed and built in-house using high-fidelity simulated hardware and OEM components, ensuring top quality control, cost efficiency, guaranteed quick access to affordable spare parts and exceptional customer support. All devices can be configured to the client’s individual specifications. 

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ASTi Highlights Simulated ATC Environments (SATCE) at Flight Simulator Engineering and Maintenance Committee (FSEMC) 2024

ASTi, an industry leader in Simulated Air Traffic Control Environments (SATCE) for pilot training, will attend the Flight Simulator Engineering and Maintenance Committee (FSEMC) on October 7–10, 2024 at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel & Convention Center in Tulsa, OK, United States of America. This year, ASTi submitted a discussion item for the “Innovation in Simulation” session titled “Simulated ATC Environments (SATCE) Adoption in Commercial Flight Training.”

This discussion item prompts industry to examine where new technologies like SATCE fit in flight training from regulatory and practical viewpoints. As runway incursions are happening with alarming frequency these days, it’s important to examine how the industry can shift training priorities to address the reality of these training failures. Which obstacles are keeping training programs from adopting SATCE? Are these decisions being made because of regulations that already—or do not yet—exist? And are these decisions in the best interest of commercial pilot training?

ASTi will also participate in a technology demonstration of its Simulated Environment for Realistic ATC (SERA) product hosted by FlightSafety International (FSI) at its manufacturing plant in Tulsa. SERA is integrated with a G500/600 Gulfstream business jet Level D full-flight simulator at the FSI facility. This demo will take place during the welcome reception on the evening of Tuesday, October 8th. Visitors must register by October 4, 2024 to attend this event

About ASTi
ASTi is the leading supplier of communications, automated ATC, and sound systems to the training and simulation industry. ASTi meets FAA, EASA, and equivalent Level D qualifications with simulators around the world. Since 1989, ASTi has fielded over 10,000 systems at more than 800 installation sites in the U.S. and 49 other countries.

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