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Global Pilot Training Solution Provider Adds 4 New Aircraft to US Flight Training Campus

L3Harris Flight Academy expanded its fleet at its Sanford, Florida, United States campus with the acquisition of four additional Piper Aircraft. This now takes L3Harris’ fleet size, across both the United Kingdom and United States to more than 110.

“These new aircraft (with more on the way soon) are testament to the ever increasing demand in pilot training, with record numbers of students joining the Academy in the last 12 months, as well as large scale airline programs with the likes of Air India recently launching.” shared L3Harris Flight Academy.

Source: L3Harris Flight Academy
Photo Credit: L3Harris Flight Academy

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Spanish Flight Training Organisation Adds 15 New Aircraft to Fleet

Málaga, Spain based pilot training organisation Aerodynamics Academy, which has been training pilots for over 25 years, has shared that 15 new Tecnam P2008JC are added to its fleet. “This makes our fleet increase to a total of 36 aircraft” shared Aerodynamics Academy.

Earlier in the month of April 2024 Aerodynamics Academy announced it had reached an agreement to provide theoretical and practical training for students from the Ukranian National Aviation University (NAU) to attain an EASA frozen ATPL(A) license.

This follow’s March 2024’s flight instructor initiative increasing compensation package to include:

  • Earning Euro 2,725 per month (net salary)
  • Fly least 95 hours per month
  • Accommodation provided
  • Airbus A320 Type Rating provided
  • Additional benefits can include:
    • MPL FI rating
    • Dual UK/EASA FI License

Source: Aerodynamics Academy

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Czech Republic-based Flight Training Group F Air Signs Contract for New Training Aircraft

One of Europe’s largest flight training organisations when measured by aircraft fleet size, Czech Republic based F AIR signed a contract with Tecnam Aircraft for the purchase of a brand new P2010TDI during the AERO Friedrichshafen 2024.

This follows F AIR taking delivery in April 2024 of a new Tecnam P2010 TDI.

In January 2024 F AIR has shared its flight operation performance for 2023 in which it achieved a total of almost 15,000 flight hours. This achievement brings F AIR back to pre-COVID-19 levels and confirms their commitment and the quality of their aviation training.

“We would like to thank all our students, pilots and partners for achieving such a great flying result,” said F AIR.

2023 has been a year which saw F AIR conduct training for not only Czech stakeholders but also international airlines and training partners such as Vietnam based Vietjet and Vietname Airlines as well as United Arab Emirates based airline owned pilot training academy T3 Aviation Academy.

About Flight School F AIR
F AIR is a leading flight school in Central Europe with its headquarters at Benešov Airport, near Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. With a 34-year history, F AIR is the largest flight school in Central and Eastern Europe. It focuses on students from Central and Eastern Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. With over 44 modern aircraft, 4 bases, 2 simulators, and modern facilities, it provides comprehensive pilot training services. F AIR is the best choice for future professional pilots.

Source: F AIR
Photo Credit: Tecnam Aircraft (shown as meta image)

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