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DGCA fines IndiGo parent Rs 20 lakh over use of unqualified simulators for Category C pilot training

India's DGCA has fined InterGlobe Aviation, parent of IndiGo, Rs 20 lakh for using non‑qualified flight simulators in pilot training for Category C aerodromes, including Calicut, Leh and Kathmandu. IndiGo says it will contest the September 26 order and expects no material financial or operational impact.

2025-10-08T05:16:22.948804-07:00

Flying Magazine

Epic Flight Academy opens 10th FAA Part 141 campus at Provo (KPVU) and signs direct pilot pathway with Alpine Air Express

2025-10-07T06:04:28.099738-07:00

FlightGlobal

KLM commissions Netherlands' first Airbus A350 flight simulator at Schiphol

2025-10-03T04:40:23.641547-07:00

AINonline

CAE expands simulator network with first Embraer E2 device in Madrid and new A330neo trainer in Philippines

2025-06-18T23:11:40.597584-07:00

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AeroTime

Cirrus installs Vision Jet simulator in Scottsdale; expands SR G7+ university fleet and nationwide Instrument Rating Program Cirrus Aircraft has added a Vision Jet flight-deck simulator at its Scottsdale training centre and is scaling its SR G7+ university fleet while rolling out a nationwide Instrument Rating Program. The simulator reproduces the Vision Jet cockpit to train pilots on procedures, maneuvers and emergency scenarios.

2025-10-10T07:33:51.135206-07:00

Cirrus installs Vision Jet simulator in Scottsdale; expands SR G7+ university fleet and nationwide Instrument Rating Program

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DGCA fines IndiGo parent Rs 20 lakh over use of unqualified simulators for Category C pilot training India's DGCA has fined InterGlobe Aviation, parent of IndiGo, Rs 20 lakh for using non‑qualified flight simulators in pilot training for Category C aerodromes, including Calicut, Leh and Kathmandu. IndiGo says it will contest the September 26 order and expects no material financial or operational impact.

2025-10-08T05:16:22.948804-07:00

DGCA fines IndiGo parent Rs 20 lakh over use of unqualified simulators for Category C pilot training

Flying Magazine

Epic Flight Academy opens 10th FAA Part 141 campus at Provo (KPVU) and signs direct pilot pathway with Alpine Air Express FAA Part 141 flight school Epic Flight Academy has opened its 10th campus at Provo Airport (KPVU) in Utah. It also announced a partnership with Alpine Air Express to provide a direct pilot pathway for graduates, linking training capacity directly to operator hiring.

2025-10-07T06:04:28.099738-07:00

Epic Flight Academy opens 10th FAA Part 141 campus at Provo (KPVU) and signs direct pilot pathway with Alpine Air Express

Aerospace America

Physics-informed AI poised to rewrite aerospace simulation and systems design Juan Alonso, CTO and cofounder of Luminary, says embedding physics into AI models for simulation will rewrite how aerospace systems are designed. Physics-informed AI could deliver higher-fidelity, physics-consistent simulations that change engineering workflows, validation practices and system optimisation across aircraft, defense and space programs.

2025-10-03T08:24:15.061823-07:00

Physics-informed AI poised to rewrite aerospace simulation and systems design

FlightGlobal

KLM commissions Netherlands' first Airbus A350 flight simulator at Schiphol KLM has commissioned the Netherlands’ first Airbus A350 full‑flight simulator at its Schiphol‑East training centre as the carrier prepares to take A350 deliveries from the end of 2026. The simulator will support type‑rating and recurrent training ahead of the type’s entry into service.

2025-10-03T04:40:23.641547-07:00

KLM commissions Netherlands' first Airbus A350 flight simulator at Schiphol

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Ryanair opens Poland’s first Boeing 737‑8‑200 full‑flight simulator centre Ryanair has opened Poland’s first Boeing 737‑8‑200 full‑flight simulator centre, adding local simulator capability for the MAX 8‑200 variant. The facility is intended to support type‑ratings, recurrent training and increased pilot throughput as Ryanair expands its 737‑8‑200 presence across Central and Eastern Europe.

2025-10-03T02:20:56.927622-07:00

Ryanair opens Poland’s first Boeing 737‑8‑200 full‑flight simulator centre

DefenseNews.com

USAF to Field T‑7A Red Hawk by 2028; AETC Overhauls Syllabus and Trains Instructor Cadre The U.S. Air Force is reorganizing its pilot training pipeline ahead of T‑7A Red Hawk entry into service by 2028: Air Education and Training Command is preparing an instructor cadre and revamping the flying syllabus, while Saab will continue to provide simulation and training support for the program.

2025-10-01T12:52:32.855482-07:00

USAF to Field T‑7A Red Hawk by 2028; AETC Overhauls Syllabus and Trains Instructor Cadre

AINonline

Garmin launches SmartCharts navigation product — hands-on review Garmin has launched SmartCharts, a new digital navigation-chart product now available to pilots and operators. This hands-on review evaluates its user interface, feature set and integration with Garmin avionics, and considers the operational implications for cockpit workflows and charting ecosystems.

2025-10-01T05:40:44.547081-07:00

Garmin launches SmartCharts navigation product — hands-on review

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