Global – Padpilot, a leading innovator in aviation theory training, has shared a summary of its 2025 milestones, highlighting continued growth in ATO adoption, student usage, and competency-based training product development.

• Padpilot reported working with 180 approved training organisation (ATO) partners globally, reflecting sustained uptake of its digital ground training solutions across integrated and modular pilot training programmes.

• The platform reached 11,000 active subscribers in 2025, including both students and instructors using Padpilot resources to support ground training delivery and standardisation.

• In January 2025, Padpilot supported its charity partner Wings for Warriors with the launch of the Veterans’ Flying School, helping wounded military veterans retrain for careers in aviation.

• In April, Padpilot launched its Area 100 KSA course, enabling ATOs to integrate competency-based training and assessment (CBTA) principles directly into their learning management systems in line with evolving EASA requirements.

• In August, the company introduced an advanced CBT version of its ATPL(A) courseware, offering structured, trackable desktop-based study while retaining the same interactive content used across its mobile platform.

• Padpilot also reported growth in its Padpilot Briefing Room (PBR) smart assistant, with 500+ active users, supporting students and instructors with ATPL theory explanations and teaching resources.

Notable AFM reporting:

• Lufthansa Aviation Training Partners with Padpilot for Theory Training – AFM.aero
• Padpilot Launches Advanced-AI for Student Pilots – AFM.aero
• Digital Aviation Publisher, Padpilot, Receives Investment by Rose Street Partners – AFM.aero

To learn more about Padpilot check out the interview it’s CEO did with AFM in 2025 here Pilot Training Industry Supplier Feature – Padpilot – AFM.aero

Source: Padpilot