Regional Aircraft Manufacturer’s Training Centre Expands Training Infrastructure with new FPT

ATR Training Centre, the training center of regional aircraft manufacturer ATR, has announced the addition of a new CAE manufactured ATR Flat Panel Trainer (FPT). This advanced training tool joins the existing Full Flight Simulator (FFS), which is already providing state-of-the-art training for the next generation of pilots and maintenance professionals. The Flat Panel Trainer, equipped with stunning 3D graphics and smooth touch controls, offers a more immersive training experience, elevating the quality of instruction.

A heartfelt thank you to the incredible teams who made this achievement possible, including the outstanding colleagues at CAE” shared ATR.

Source: ATR
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Fiji-based Airline-Owned Simulator Training Center Welcomes 2 New Full Flight Simulators in July 2024

Fiji Airways Aviation Academy has announced the arrival of two new CAE manufactured full flight simulators – an Airbus A350 and ATR72-600 full flight simulator. The academy is now installing the new devices in their brand-new bay’s. These state-of-the-art simulators will join the existing Boeing 737 Max and Airbus 330 FFS, further enhancing the academy’s training capabilities and commitment to excellence in aviation education.

Fiji Airways Aviation Academy, owned by Fiji’s flag carrier Fiji Airway’s is undergoing a multi-million-dollar expansion to develop a fully fledge training academy in Nadi. The expansion in the pipeline is set to include a new fourth full flight simulator bay, a three-story safety and service training building for the cabin crew, and even an apartment-style accommodation block complete with a restaurant, gym, and swimming pool.

With an expected completion date of 2026, the academy is set to become a regional leader in pilot and cabin crew training.

Learn more about the new training center here: Fiji Airways Commences US$30 Million Development of Training Academy and Full Flight Simulator Training Center – AFM.aero

Source: Fiji Airways Aviation Academy
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Flight Simulator Manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions Announces Deployment of A320, B737MAX and Q400 Devices

Ontario, Canada – Canadian flight training device manufacturer Flightdeck Solutions Ltd. (FDS) announced the deployment of three new FDS flight training devices at the new Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre (WWFC) facility.

We are honoured to have been part of the grand opening of the new Flight SIM Centre and Innovation Hub next to Hangar 7 at the Region of Waterloo International Airport (YKF), now home to Flightdeck Solutions A320, B737MAX, and Q400 trainers. The devices are part of WWFC’s “Flight Deck Ready” pilot training initiative, which focuses on producing graduates better equipped for the airlines. Congratulations to WWFC and University of Waterloo. We deeply appreciate your support and partnership.” shared FDS.

Well known Canadian pilot training organisation the Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre (WWFC), located at the Region of Waterloo International Airport, announced significant expansion in November 2023 and in June 2024 it celebrated the grand opening of its new $1.8 million Aviation SIM Centre and Innovation Hub.

This state-of-the-art facility, developed in partnership with the Region of Waterloo International Airport (YKF) and the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Aeronautics (WISA), houses three new flight simulators: a Boeing 737, De Havilland Q-400, and Airbus 320. These simulators will enhance our training programs, including an improved Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) curriculum component, and provide students with exposure to various aircraft types, better preparing them for future airline employment. The sims will also support advanced research initiatives for WISA researchers in the aerospace sector to create a more sustainable aviation future!

The expansion adds 3,300 square feet, bringing the total to 10,000 square feet, with an investment of over $1.8 million. The green building practices include solar power supplementation, an upgraded energy-efficient HVAC system, and enhanced insulation for improved energy efficiency.” stated Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre.

Source: Flightdeck Solutions
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Pilot Assessment Solution Provider Symbiotics Announces 2024 Leadership Appointments

United Kingdom headquartered global pilot assessment and selection solution provider Symbiotics has announced key leadership appointments:

  • Hannah Davies will become Director of Strategy and Growth
  • Richard Brecknell will become the Managing Director

Since 2021, Symbiotics has doubled its team and significantly developed its ADAPT SaaS platform to meet the developing needs of customers, candidates, and regulations. It has also greatly increased its psychology team’s presence in the market, through greater availability, better visibility of their expertise, and regular thought-leading contributions both at conferences and in print.

I have some exciting news! I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Director of Strategy and Growth at Symbiotics!
This means that I get to combine my passion for aviation, skills in business strategy and my love of creativity and collaboration to focus on exploring new opportunities to achieve our growth ambitions for the next stage in our plans. I am pleased to be continuing to steward our onward journey alongside my long-term collaborator, colleague of over 16 years(!) and most importantly, good friend Richard Brecknell, who will now focus on the effectiveness of the company in the role of MD. Congratulations Rich! I thoroughly enjoy working with our amazing team, who continue to go the extra mile to support our clients and create best in class solutions, all whilst fostering a supportive and inclusive culture. I look forward to seeing what we can all achieve together in our next stage of growth.” shared Hannah Davies.

Source: Symbiotics

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