Portugal's OMNI Aviation Training Center Hosts Brazilian Aviation Regulator ANAC in November 2026

Portugal – Portuguese flight training organisation OMNI Aviation Training Center (OATC) has hosted representatives from Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) for an exchange of aviation training knowledge and professional experience in November 2026. The visit provided an opportunity for engagement between an EASA-approved flight training organisation and Brazil's civil aviation regulator, with discussions focused on sharing perspectives and strengthening international aviation connections.

• OATC operates from two training locations in Portugal, Cascais Airport and Ponte de Sor Airport, delivering integrated and modular professional pilot training, including ATPL, Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL), Instrument Rating (IR), Multi-Engine Rating (ME) and instructor training.
• According to OATC, the visit involved an exchange of ideas, knowledge and experiences with representatives of ANAC Brazil. The academy highlighted the importance of international engagement in supporting aviation training and operational safety.
• AFM previously reported that OMNI Aviation Training Center added another Diamond DA40 aircraft to its training fleet in October 2026, following the delivery of two Elixir aircraft and an additional Diamond DA42 twin-engine aircraft earlier in the year as part of its fleet renewal activities.

About OMNI Aviation Training Center
Established in 1998 and headquartered at Cascais Airport, Portugal, OMNI Aviation Training Center is an EASA-approved flight training organisation and member of the OMNI Aviation Group, providing integrated and modular professional pilot training and aviation education. The academy became an independent company in 2007 and reports having trained more than 1,000 airline pilots and 3,900 cabin crew members since its establishment, supporting aviation training requirements in Portugal and international markets.

Source: OMNI Aviation Training Center