In July airBaltic Training has accepted already its ninth Diamond Aircraft training aircraft for airBaltic Pilot Academy.
Pauls Cālītis, airBaltic Chief Operations Officer: “The delivery of this 9th Diamond aircraft demonstrates the on-going commitment by Pilot Academy to invest in the best training aircraft in the industry. Despite the challenges, our Pilot Academy is continuing its development and has already gained significant track record. Going forward, we are sure that demand for pilots will return, and thus we are continuing to welcome new students to our program.”
“We congratulate airBaltic Pilot Academy on their recent addition to their state-of-the-art Diamond Aircraft training fleet,” says Jane Wang, Sales Director, Diamond Aircraft Austria. “We are delighted to be a part of their continued growth to provide the most advanced and safest training aircraft in the industry for their student pilots.”
airBaltic Training will receive one additional single-engine DA40 NG training aircraft from Diamond Aircraft later in 2021. airBaltic Pilot Academy has opened application process for new student groups in 2021. For more information and applications, please visit: http://pilotacademy.com.
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