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Capt. Jean-Michel Bigarré, who has been named President of the Aircraft Manufacturer Flight Training Association, promised: “this organization will be a game changer for enhancing flight safety.” 26 July 2022
In its first aircraft forecast in four years, European manufacturer ATR predicts 2,450 new turboprop commercial aircraft in the period 2022-2041. 25 July 2022
The Moroccan Forces Royales Air have ordered a fleet of H135s for military primary training missions. 25 July 2022
PLEXSYS Interface Products, Inc. will host their annual PLEXSYS Users’ Group from 9-11 August at the headquarters in Camas, Washington. 25 July 2022
The first Boeing 787-9 full-flight simulator of Lufthansa Aviation Training is ready for training operations at the Frankfurt, Germany, location. It was made in Crawley by British manufacturer L3Harris. 25 July 2022
Boeing is collaborating and partnering with most major helicopter manufacturers to advance its vertical lift offerings around the globe. 25 July 2022
Avelo Airlines has selected Alliance Aviation to expand the airline’s pipeline of qualified pilots. 22 July 2022
Green Flight Academy, a new Swedish flight academy, has chosen FlightLogger as its software provider. 22 July 2022
Raytheon UK and alta have entered a partnership to further support women in aviation and aerospace as they work together towards a gender-balanced industry. 22 July 2022
Aviation Australia and L3Harris Technologies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to integrate L3Harris’ new Web and Virtual Reality Maintenance Trainer into aircraft technician training programs. 22 July 2022
Simulator manufacturer AXIS Flight Training Systems GmbH has installed an ATR 72-212A(500) full flight simulator at training provider Simtech Aviation in Dublin. 22 July 2022
Six students graduated from the Latvian airline’s airBaltic Pilot Academy, receiving a commercial pilot license upon completion of the full-time airline transport pilot program. 22 July 2022
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Europe’s Number One Civil Aviation Training Event EATS 2024 will be held on 5-7 November, 2024. It typically attracts 900 attendees from over 50 countries – all focused on best training practices. With over 48 hours of intense networking and information exchange with key representatives from the region’s airline training community, EATS is Europe’s largest aviation training event, designed by and for aviation professionals.