Ensuring Military Servicemembers Are Treated Fairly
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Skyborne has signed the Armed Forces Covenant, which is a promise from the nation that those who serve or have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly.
Pictured left: Skyborne Airline Academy has signed the UK Armed Forces Covenant to demonstrate its commitment to supporting the military community.
The Covenant was signed by Carrie Sheehan (pictured left), Skyborne’s Sales Manager. Sheehan is a Royal Air Force veteran and began her military career at the age of 16. Her time in the RAF included roles in flight operations, air traffic control and as an instructor, with multiple tours across the UK and Afghanistan.
In June 2020, Skyborne was named as an Approved Learning Provider for serving military personnel and service leavers, allowing them to use up to £2,000 per year of funding from Enhanced Learning Credits (ELC) towards the cost of their pilot training.
Skyborne also offers fast jet, multi-engine and rotary conversion courses, enabling military personnel to convert their existing military qualifications to a UK CAA commercial licence, as well as Flight Instructor conversions and Instrument Ratings.
Simulation and training tech firm Novatech signed the Armed Forces Covenant last month.
