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Pan Am Flight Academy has acquired two, Boeing 767-200ER, Full Flight Simulators, which are set to be relocated to its headquarters in Miami, Florida. 7 May 2021
Skyborne Aviation Group Limited has completed acquisition of its new Flight Academy located in Vero Beach, Florida. 6 May 2021
JetBlue has taken delivery of the airline’s first Airbus A321 Long Range aircraft, with tail N4022J arriving at JetBlue’s home at John F. Kennedy International Airport Terminal 5 this afternoon. 6 May 2021
The aviation MRO community gathered in Orlando, Florida, in-person for the first time in over a year at Aviation Week Network's 26th Annual MRO Americas. 6 May 2021
Bluewings Aviation, a DGCA approved General Aviation Company located in Çorlu, Turkey, has recently bought an Alsim AL250 simulator. 5 May 2021
Our expert panel offered industry know-how and discussed what advances need to be made in terms of technology, regulation, human factors, training content and standards etc and how do we as industry get there? 5 May 2021
Women in Aviation International’s Girls in Aviation Day will return to in-person events across the globe on September 25, 2021, and the Aviation for Girls App will also continue. 5 May 2021
The world of aviation must move on – not only must training continue, but we need to select some new thinking and find new opportunities in a post-Covid world. Come join the discussion at Virtual AAETS. 4 May 2021
Icelandic Aviation Training, a new flight school, has chosen FlightLogger as its digital training management platform. 4 May 2021
Entrol has introduced the en-4000x, their new FNPT II MCC / AATD simulator for SEP, MEP and JET training, which offers a flexible solution to provide IR, ATPL and APS MCC courses in a single device. 3 May 2021
Leonardo has officially opened its new Helicopter Training Academy, located on their existing campus in northeast Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, that also includes production, support and administrative functions for the United States. 3 May 2021
Alsim has sold an ALX to Sky Services Flight Academy, based in Italy. 29 April 2021
Aeros Group and Cat3C have launched a new joint website hosting both the Aeros and Cat3C brands, course information and company information to offer a complete modular flight training solution in one place. 29 April 2021
Adacel, along with Fiji Airports, commissioned the new Aurora Air Traffic Management for surveillance control in Fiji’s domestic airspace. 28 April 2021
United Airlines is accepting applications for its flight school, United Aviate Academy, with a goal to train 5,000 new pilots by 2030 in which at least half of them are women and people of color. 28 April 2021
Simulator manufacturer AXIS has recently upgraded a Cessna 560XL simulator at the Austria Aviation Academy to provide advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training, using data gathered from flight tests performed in the real aircraft. 27 April 2021
A large TotalControl tower simulator at Malaysia’s Mukah Airport has been successfully tested and installed remotely, in another example of an innovative approach to simulator delivery by Airways International Ltd (AIL) during the Covid-19 pandemic. 27 April 2021
“In four years, we will take a look.” That’s a typical response when pilots, instructors and operators first hear about a virtual reality-based simulator, regulator-qualified for training credits. “How about now?” VRM Switzerland has responded. 26 April 2021
VRM Switzerland revealed on 26 April 2021 that EASA has evaluated and qualified their virtual reality-based flight simulation training device. Here is the company’s announcement. 26 April 2021
VRM Switzerland has received approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for pilot training credits in a type-specific Robinson R22 virtual reality flight simulation training device, the world’s first VR-driven FSTD to receive approval from an aviation regulatory authority. 26 April 2021