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SKY4u Adopts FlightLogger to Streamline Pilot Training Operations
Berlin, Germany – SKY4u, a European pilot training and assessment organisation, has partnered with FlightLogger to digitize and streamline its operational processes.
The adoption of FlightLogger’s digital platform will serve as the backbone for SKY4u’s operational workflows, supporting their continued growth, efficiency, and unwavering commitment to excellence. The FlightLogger platform will empower SKY4u to:
- Effortlessly schedule flights and instructors, optimizing resource allocation.
- Track and manage student progress with real-time insights across all training stages.
- Maintain comprehensive compliance and documentation, ensuring regulatory adherence.
- Significantly reduce administrative burdens for instructors and staff, freeing them to focus on training.
Statements:
- “At SKY4u, our motto ‘Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance!’ isn’t just a slogan; it’s the foundation of everything we do,” says Kay Wachtelborn, CEO. “Integrating FlightLogger into our operations will greatly enhance our ability to deliver on this promise. The platform’s intuitive tools will streamline our administrative processes, allowing our instructors to dedicate even more time to what they do best: preparing the next generation of highly skilled pilots.”
- Mads Larsen, CEO at FlightLogger, expresses his enthusiasm for the new partnership “We are incredibly excited to welcome SKY4u to the FlightLogger family. Their dedication to quality and their strong belief in thorough preparation resonate deeply with our mission. We are confident that FlightLogger will empower SKY4u to further enhance their exceptional training programs, providing their students with an even smoother and more efficient journey towards a successful career in aviation.”
About SKY4u
SKY4u is a Berlin-based EASA pilot training and assessment center focused on advanced training and airline readiness programs. The organisation supports cadets, Type Rated pilots, and airline partners across Europe and beyond.
About FlightLogger
FlightLogger is a leading provider of digital solutions for flight training organizations worldwide. Developed by aviation professionals, FlightLogger offers a comprehensive cloud-based platform designed to streamline operations, enhance compliance, and improve the quality of pilot training. Serving over 200 flight schools in 45+ countries, FlightLogger is committed to empowering aviation education through innovative technology.
Source: Flightlogger
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The simulator was decommissioned in 2020 and is available for sale along with spare parts.
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Manufactured by CAE, the unit features a 6-axis hydrostatic motion system, wide FOV 180° x 40° visuals, and Tropos 6000 image generator.
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Core aircraft configuration includes:
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APU: GTCP36-28 (B) Garrett
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Engines: CFM 56B2 (B737-500) and CFM 56C1 (B737-400)
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Avionics: Honeywell AFCS, Collins EFIS, Smith Industries FMS 5.0
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Alerting Systems: CFIT, Windshear, Low Visibility CAT I/II/III, ATIS, EGPWS – Snow Model
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Computer and visual systems:
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Host: IBM RISC 6000, Iris 4D25 instructor station
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CRT touchscreen display and color printer
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Visual system: Barco LCoS projectors
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Potential buyers may request more details or schedule an on-site inspection.
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Integrated use of the Resilience Deck app for competency development.
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