C3P signs Alsim contract
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As part of the introduction of its new professional pilot training course, C3P Polynesian Center of Piloting Improvement signed a new contract with Alsim for a full-option FNPT II MCC ALX. This device will be delivered within the first half of 2019.
Stéphane Chantre, C3P’s manager said, “We needed a high-performing device to add to our current fleet. It had to cover the whole ab-initio training, from first hours up to multi-crew coordination training.”
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