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ANA selects Airbus for ab-initio pilot training as it expands its future flight-crew pipeline

ANA and Airbus have signed a comprehensive agreement to train the next generation of pilots for the ANA Group and partner airlines, including through an Airbus-led ab-initio program in Europe. Airbus Asia Training Centre is also adding an ALSIM Airliner simulator to support airline pilot training with Singapore Flying College.

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Airbus to install Asia-Pacific’s first A220 full-flight simulator in Singapore as regional fleet expands

Airbus will add an A220 full-flight simulator at its Singapore training center in 2027, supporting operators including Qantas, Korean Air and Air Niugini. The facility is being established as more than 170 A220s await delivery in Asia-Pacific, including 150 aircraft ordered by AirAsia from 2028.

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AXIS Flight Simulation enters helicopter training market with Airbus and Leonardo devices

AXIS Flight Simulation is expanding beyond its corporate and regional-airline simulator business with two new helicopter-training devices: a full-motion system and a fixed-base simulator. The initial product lineup will support Airbus and Leonardo helicopter platforms as operators seek additional pilot-training capacity.

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United completes first phase of $145 million Denver pilot-training expansion with 40 new CAE simulators

United Airlines has completed phase one of its Denver Flight Training Center expansion, adding 40 CAE flight simulators to the world’s largest pilot-training facility. The $145 million investment supports capacity for training up to 860 pilots daily and a facility workforce generating 1,600 direct jobs.

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Airbus injects synthetic aircraft into German Air Force data-link exercise

Airbus’s System Development Lab generated virtual allies and threats inside Timber Express, the German Air Force’s annual data-link exercise. The demonstration shows how synthetic aircraft can be introduced into live military training environments to expand scenarios and test networked operations without requiring additional physical platforms.

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