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Patria Pilots For Qatar Airways

Civil Aviation
20 October 2020

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Patria have signed a five-year agreement with Qatar Airways to train their new pilots, and the training will be based on the Multi-Crew Pilot License (MPL) program, which was tailored by Patria for the airline.

Despite the current challenges in aviation, Patria has continued its training activities and can start training at its bases in Finland and Spain when required. In addition to their flight training, Qatar Airways Cadets will also receive a Bachelor´s Degree as part of their studies.

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