Germany – Flight simulator manufacturer ALSIM is reaffirming its commitment to pilot career development by confirming its participation in the upcoming Pilot Careers Live event in Frankfurt, Germany, on September 20, 2025.
ALSIM will showcase its portfolio of fixed-base flight training devices at the event taking place at the Hilton Frankfurt City Center.
Source: ALSIM
Ankara, Turkiye – headquartered flight simulator manufacturer HAVELSAN, has added another Airbus A320 full flight simulator to its production line in September 2025. The flight simulator manufacturer has invested significant time and resources to develop state of the art Airbus type specific training devices to support Airbus operators and independent training centers around the world.
In addition to device deliveries to Airbus A320 airline clients, HAVELSAN is proud to be supporting independent pilot training center operators including IFTC and Simaero with one EASA certified A320ceo/neo full flight simulator already in operations at IFTC and the Simaero device being delivered in 2025 to Simaero’s brand new training center in Delhi, India.
In 2024 HAVELSAN announced it would ramp up activities and support for airlines and simulator training centers including the ability to manufacturer up to eight full flight simulators per year as well as work with airlines to support them expanding their simulator training center operations through flexible solutions.
HAVELSAN is especially putting focus on providing industry leading after sales support, discussing with customers long-term cooperation projects and this has been well received by airlines and training centers with HAVELSAN currently having over six full flight simulators under construction.
Source: HAVELSAN
France – Cannes Aviation Academy has received certification for an ALSIM AL42 simulator at its newly established base in Agen, marking an expansion of its training capacity with an advanced multi-engine training platform.
The ALSIM AL42, a replica of the Diamond DA42, has been certified to EASA FNPT II standards, supporting CPL, IR/ME, and PPL training.
The device is equipped with Garmin G1000 NXi avionics, advanced visual systems, and a force feedback yoke, providing students with a high-fidelity training environment.
The installation at Agen strengthens Cannes Aviation Academy’s ability to serve growing pilot demand while maintaining its operations at Cannes.
For ALSIM, the certification reflects continued global uptake of its FNPT II-certified training devices, which are now in operation at more than 400 flight schools and training centres worldwide.
About ALSIM
ALSIM has been developing and manufacturing FAA & EASA certified FNPT II, FNPT II MCC and AATD flight simulators since 1994. ALSIM is widely acknowledged for its know-how, built on over 30 years of experience in flight simulation. We’re proud to say our hardware & software is made 100% in house, which means peace of mind for our customers. Innovation is at the heart of ALSIM’s mission. By continuously anticipating the evolving needs of flight schools and training centers, the company remains at the forefront of pilot training technology. To date, over 450 ALSIM simulators are installed and certified in more than 60 countries, serving a network of more than 400 clients worldwide.
Source: ALSIM
USA — AviatorPro, an online aviation training provider, has officially secured Part 141 approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for all its courses, marking a major milestone in the company’s effort to modernize and accelerate pilot training through digital delivery.
In April, AviatorPro earned FAA Part 141 approval for its Private Pilot Ground School, cementing its status as a trusted provider for Part 141 and Part 61 schools seeking structured, certified ground training solutions. Moreover, in July, AviatorPro joined the Flight Schedule Pro marketplace, allowing seamless integration of its courses into flight school scheduling systems and consolidating flight and ground training workflows. It has also recently partnered with Elixir Aircraft to offer aircraft-specific ground school content for the Elixir trainer, strengthening its ecosystem of integrated training solutions.
Source: AviatorPro
