Spain – Bravo19, an AESA-approved aviation training organisation based in Madrid, has joined the global FlightLogger community, further enhancing its operational efficiency and transparency through the adoption of FlightLogger’s cloud-based training management platform.

• Bravo19, approved under E-ATO-319, offers a comprehensive range of aviation training programmes, including:

  • Airbus A320 and A330 Type Ratings and Cross Crew Qualifications (CCQ)

  • Type Rating Instructor (TRI) programmes, ZFTT and Base training

  • Initial Passenger Cabin Crew (TCP) training & emergency simulator training (evacuations, firefighting, life raft drills)

• Founded as a cabin crew academy, Bravo19 has evolved into a full-scale aviation training provider led by instructors with over 20 years of operational airline experience.

• By implementing FlightLogger, Bravo19 will streamline scheduling, compliance, and student progress tracking across all departments, while supporting AESA regulatory documentation and reducing administrative workload.

Statements

• “Partnering with FlightLogger is a natural step forward in our mission to prepare aviation professionals to the highest standards. The platform allows us to simplify operations while continuing to deliver exceptional, values-based training.” – Francisco León, Deputy Head of Training, Bravo19

• “Their long-standing reputation in Spain for excellence in both cabin crew and pilot training makes them an ideal partner… Bravo19 will be able to scale more efficiently, maintain compliance, and further strengthen their position as a leader in aviation education.” – Mads Larsen, CEO, FlightLogger

Source: FlightLogger