Simorg Highlights Multi-Site Training Center Management Deployment at Acron Aviation

Global – full flight simulator training center management software provider Simorg has highlighted the continued use of its platform by Acron Aviation to manage airline training operations across multiple international training center locations and regulatory environments.

• Acron Aviation’s airline training centres in London and Bangkok currently operate 13 full flight simulators between them: five at the London Training Center and eight in Bangkok. London additionally lists two FNPT II/FTD devices and three flat-panel trainers.
• Simorg brings functions including planning and scheduling, training management, simulator technical operations, compliance, inventory and tooling, finance and reporting into a single platform. Its training module combines devices, classrooms, instructors and students within the same system and tracks training from registration through completion.
• The relationship predates the Acron Aviation brand. In July 2024, Gözen Digital Aviation announced that L3Harris Commercial Aviation had selected Simorg as the primary digital platform for its airline training operations in Europe and Asia.
• Acron’s London facility currently lists five FFS devices covering the Airbus A320, Airbus A330 and Boeing 737, while its two FNPT II/FTDs cover the A320 and 737. Three additional flat-panel trainers cover A320, A330 and 737 applications.
• The Bangkok Training Center lists eight FFS devices: two ATR 72-600, two ATR 72-500, three Airbus A320 and one Airbus A330 simulator. The facility has operated since 1996 and provides type-rating, instructor, recurrent and simulator-leasing services. 

Statements

• “Since day one, the Simorg team has done a very good job in combining their strong industry knowledge with software expertise to deliver very pragmatic solutions to our needs. With training operations across multiple locations worldwide, Acron Aviation uses Simorg to unify its operations on one digital platform while respecting all local workflows and different regulatory requirements,” said Patrick Davis, VP & GM Airline Training at Acron Aviation.

Source: Simorg