Skyfarer Academy Partners with Flycore to Expand Flight School Access and Training Options Nationwide

USASkyfarer Academy announced a new partnership with Flycore, an innovative software company helping flight schools deliver better learning experiences for their students.

Flycore works with many flight schools across the United States, providing modern tools that streamline operations, improve communication, and enhance the student training journey. Through this partnership, Skyfarer Academy and Flycore aim to broaden access to high-quality flight training options while continuing to support individual instructors and schools at every stage of growth.

“Flight training is not one-size-fits-all,” said Skyfarer Academy. “By partnering with Flycore, we’re able to better support the full spectrum of training environments—from small local schools to large academies—while maintaining our core focus on instructor-led, student-centered learning.”

Expanding Flight School Listings and Programs

As part of the collaboration, Skyfarer Academy will begin listing more flight schools and their training programs on its platform. This expansion allows student pilots to explore a wider range of structured training options, locations, and instructional models, while helping schools reach students who are actively seeking the right fit for their aviation goals.

The partnership is designed to complement—not replace—Skyfarer’s ongoing support for individual instructors. Independent CFIs and flight schools alike will benefit from increased visibility, improved discovery, and a platform experience built around transparency and flexibility.

This partnership reflects Skyfarer Academy’s continued effort to build a more connected and comprehensive aviation training ecosystem.

Source: Skyfarer Academy
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United Arab Emirates – Emirates, the Dubai based carrier and one of the world’s largest long-haul operators, concluded 2025 with a significant expansion to its fleet strategy, placing orders for 73 new aircraft during the year.

  • 180,000 plus flight were conducted in the year
  • 16 Airbus A350 were brought into service
  • 55.6 million passengers were flown

To learn more about Emirates’s pilot demand check out AFM’s reporting here: Dubai-based Emirates Plans to Recruit 5,000 Pilots to Support Widebody Fleet Expansion – AFM.aero

Source: Emirates
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Skyfarer Academy and Avemco Partner to Promote Aircraft Insurance Awareness Across General Aviation

USASkyfarer Academy, a growing aviation training marketplace, announced a new partnership with Avemco Insurance Company, a leading provider of aircraft insurance for general aviation pilots and aircraft owners in the United States.

Through this collaboration, Skyfarer Academy and Avemco aim to raise awareness around the importance of aircraft insurance, risk management, and informed decision-making among pilots, instructors, and aircraft owners throughout the flight training community.

As general aviation continues to evolve—bringing together pilots at different stages of experience, aircraft ownership models, and training pathways—access to clear, practical insurance education has become increasingly important. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to supporting safer flying and better-informed aviators.

“Insurance is often one of the most confusing and overlooked aspects of aviation, especially for newer pilots and aircraft owners,” said Skyfarer Academy. “By partnering with Avemco, we’re helping bring trusted expertise and real-world insights to the aviation community, right where pilots are already learning and engaging.”

As part of the partnership, Skyfarer Academy will feature Avemco across educational initiatives on its platform, highlighting insurance considerations relevant to flight training, aircraft ownership, and aviation operations. These efforts are designed to complement pilot education—not replace professional advice—by giving aviators better context and questions to ask as they navigate insurance decisions.

More initiatives coming soon – This partnership marks the beginning of a broader set of aviation education initiatives rolling out on the Skyfarer platform. Additional content and collaborations with Avemco are already underway, with the next release set to feature an in-depth interview exploring aircraft insurance topics and common pilot questions.

Source: Skyfarer Academy
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Switzerland’s AELO Academy Launches 2026 Recruitment for IFR Instructors

Switzerland – AELO Swiss Academy, a European-based flight training group, has announced a recruitment drive for qualified EASA Instrument Rating Instructors (IRI) with strong IFR experience to join its instructional team in 2026.

  • The academy is offering both full-time and 15-days-on / 15-days-off rotation contracts to suit varying instructor availability.

  • Positions come with a competitive remuneration package and are based at AELO’s training centre in Locarno.

  • Only instructors holding a valid EASA IRI rating and demonstrable IFR instructional background will be considered.

  • The move supports AELO’s ongoing operational expansion and increasing student throughput following prior fleet investments and simulator installations in 2025.

Source: AELO Swiss Academy
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