Market Intelligence: -Training Aircraft Developments
Aircraft Manufacturer Releases Fifth Episode of its Video Showcase Series
Check out Tecnam Aircraft’s fifth episode of its “The Nest” video series highlighting the company. This episode focuses on Tecnam’s Test Pilots.
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Fast Growing Flight School in Spain Orders Additional Aircraft
Spain based FlyBy has placed an order for 2 Tecnam P-Mentor aircraft to support its growth. With this addition, FlyBy continues growing and expects to reduce its carbon footprint by replacing older Cessna 172 airplanes that are still in the fleet.
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Canada’s Leading Aviation College Takes Delivery of a New Multi-Engine Aircraft
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Aircraft Manufacturer Releases Fourth Episode of its Video Showcase Series
Check out Tecnam Aircraft’s fourth episode of its “The Nest” video series highlighting the company. This episode talks about the aircraft’s engine – the beating heart of every airplane and how every pilot knows it to the core.
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Republic of South Korea Selects New Military Helicopter Trainer
Bell Textron Inc., a Textron Inc. company, announced the selection of the Bell 505 as the new Republic of Korea military helicopter trainer. The new Bell 505 helicopters will be used by both the Republic of Korea Army (ROKA) and Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN) to train their next generation of helicopter pilots.
The contract, which was signed between the Republic of Korea’s Defence Acquisition Program Administration and Bell, calls for the building and delivery of up to 40 Bell 505 helicopters by 2025.
“The Republic of Korea’s selection of the Bell 505 after a rigorous review process, confirms it is the preferred next-generation military helicopter trainer globally for training pilots,” said Patrick Moulay, senior vice president, International Commercial Sales, Bell. “With the ever-increasing operational needs and challenges faced by the Republic of Korea Armed Forces, Bell is privileged to play a part in training future ROKA and ROKN pilots.”
In February, the Bell 505 achieved 100,000 global fleet hours, and there have been more than 360 Bell 505 global deliveries since 2017. The Republic of Korea Armed Forces will join government agencies across the world, including the Indonesian Navy, Jamaican Air Force, Japan Coast Guard, United Arab Emirates military and Montenegro Defence Force, in utilizing the Bell 505 as its helicopter trainer.
With light single helicopters forming the majority of training helicopters globally, the Bell 505 is well suited to prepare future military pilots to meet the myriad of challenges they will face in their missions.
The Bell 505 is Bell’s newest five-seat aircraft designed for safety, efficiency and reliability. With the latest Garmin avionics and dual channel FADEC-controlled engine, the Bell 505 is the most advanced short light single-engine aircraft on the market.
Source: Bell Textron Press Release
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North African Military Announces Acquisition of Training Aircraft
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Aircraft Manufacturer Releases Third Episode of its Video Showcase Series
Check out Tecnam Aircraft’s second episode of its “The Nest” video series highlighting the company in this episode Tecnam covers technology and how innovation is part of Tecnam’s DNA.
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Training Aircraft Manufacturer Announces New Aircraft Deployment and Partner In France
Czech based popular training aircraft manufacturer – Cruiser aircraft is proud to announce delivery of the very first PS-28N Cruiser to France.
The aircraft bearing registration number F-HPSA will serve as demo aircraft for Cruiser Aircraft newly appointed representative for the French market, company Finesse Max having its seat in Haguenau.
The aircraft was handed over by the French representative in Kunovice on 21st May 2022.
PS-28N Cruiser presents next in the line, the significantly improved version of well-established and popular PS-28 Cruiser aircraft. Beside others major upgrade is certification from EASA for VFR Day & Night operation. The instrumental panel is now fully glass where back-up analogue gauges are replaced by Garmin G5 unit. The flap position switch is replaced by a three positional flap lever providing even more safety and comfort for the pilot. From the cockpit we can also highlight the canopy guides providing precise fit of the movable canopy frame to fixed so no damage occurs anymore. PS-28N Cruiser also brings new reinforced main landing gear legs and modified engine cowlings providing even better cooling in hot temperatures.
During the delivery act Tomas Banczi, Chairman of the board of the Cruiser Aircraft. said “This delivery presents a new start on the French market. We have been always considering the French market as one of the most important for us. In the past we have delivered there overall 23 PS-28 Cruisers. With all the significant improvements made on the aircraft we firmly believe that the PS-28 Cruiser will soon become one of the most popular basic and advanced flight trainer. This delivery presents a new start. I would like to welcome Finesse Max on the Cruiser Air raft board. With their experience and enthusiasm we are looking forward for a long cooperation.”
Commenting on the PS-28N Cruiser delivery and partnership appointment, Mr.Christian Stuck, CEO of Finesse Max, said, “PS-28N Cruiser is without any doubt one of the best Light Sport Aircraft in the World. It is perfectly suitable for the flight training, all in terms of design, durability, performance and operation costs. It is our pleasure to start a cooperation with the PS-28N Cruiser manufacturer and we certainly hope for a business success in France,”
A total of over 680 PS-28 Cruiser and SportCruiser aircraft have been already produced. EASA type certified PS-28 Cruiser and PS-28N Cruiser successfully fulfils its role of training aircraft in more than 30 flight schools all around Europe.
Source: Cruiser Aircraft Press Release
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European Training Aircraft Manufacturer Stops Production
In front of the prolonged impact of the Covid crisis, Sonaca Aircraft has decided to stop the production of S200 aircraft and to refocus on services and after-sales, with the support of Sonaca. Sonaca has committed to offer employment to all employees, whose expertise will be more than ever useful for the relaunch of the activities within the Group.
The Board of Directors of Sonaca gathered today and decided to stop financing the loss-making activities of its subsidiary Sonaca Aircraft. However, financing has been granted in order to fulfill all its obligations and to facilitate the continuity of essential activities for customers, i.e. services and after sales.
For Yves Delatte, CEO of Sonaca, “the cessation of Sonaca Aircraft’s production activities is a necessary decision. The Covid-19 pandemic, which will globally impact the aviation sector until 2025, has strongly affected general aviation, especially activities related to pilot training and education.” This has resulted in an order level well below the break-even point for Sonaca Aircraft.
During the last months, Sonaca has approached many strategic partners to help its subsidiary enter new market segments, unfortunately without reaching an agreement.
Following this decision, Sonaca has committed to offer all employees of the Temploux site the possibility to join one of the group’s entities in Belgium. “We have to focus all our strenghts on our expertise in aerostructure, where Sonaca aims to become world leader by 2025. The know-how of each Sonaca Aircraft employee will be a real asset to reach this goal” explains the CEO.
Created in 2016, Sonaca Aircraft is a subsidiary whose main mission is to develop, certify and market a training aircraft. The “Sonaca 200”, specially designed for training and leisure flights, will have been delivered 57 units since its creation.
Source: Sonaca Aircraft Press Release
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