Air Cairo set to benefit from ATTs new A320 ceo/neo full flight simulator

The Australian Global operator of pilot simulator training said the device will support the pilot training activities of Airbus operators such as close airline partners like Air Cairo.

ATT launched the new Middle East training centre at the end of 2023 to further expand its global training centre footprint which already includes pilot training centres in Australia, Italy and Taiwan. The strategic location of the Dubai training centre, located a few minutes’ drive from Al Maktoum International Airport, provides airlines with training infrastructure that is easily accessible from all parts of the globe. The training centre already houses a European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) certified ATR72-600 full flight simulator.

Mark Delany, Ansett Aviation Training Group CEO shared his passion for supporting industry leader’s such as Airbus and Air Cairo by saying: “It is a pleasure to support Airbus with its pilot training activities through access to our training infrastructure. Ansett Aviation Training always strives to deliver the highest standards to our customers and associating ourselves with Airbus was a logical move as we are both companies that put quality first. We look forward to supporting Airbus with any requirement it might have in terms of pilot training infrastructure.”

“We have a strong commitment to the development of our Dubai Training Center operation including making any necessary investments into expanding our pilot training infrastructure as required by our valued clients such as Air Cairo. The United Arab Emirates is continuously enhancing its position as a global pilot training destination and provides the growing number of Airbus operators in the region with superb connectivity and access, ‘added Delany.

Captain Ahmed Shanan, Chairman of Air Cairo added: “Ansett Aviation Training has been a great partner in supporting Air Cairo’s pilot training requirements on the ATR72-600 fleet over the past year and we now look forward to expanding this to our growing Airbus A320 fleet training requirements.”

Tahnoon Saif, CEO of Mohammed Bin Rashid Aerospace Hub, said: “We are pleased to attend the launch of Ansett Aviation Training’s Airbus A320 ceo/neo full flight simulator. This launch aligns with our vision of making Dubai a leading global destination for aviation and pilot training. This facility further strengthens our commitment to providing world-class infrastructure and opportunities for innovation in the aerospace sector.”