ELEVATING TRAINING TO NEW HEIGHTS
SP’s Aviation|Issue 7, 2023
FlightSafety International’s training programmes encompass both physical and virtual settings, with courses offered in traditional classrooms, advanced simulators, and through e-learning and LiveLearning platforms
AYUSHEE CHAUDHARY
ELEVATING TRAINING TO NEW HEIGHTS

TRAINING IS AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF ANY INDUSTRY, ensuring efficiency, growth, and safety. In the aviation industry, where precision and preparedness are paramount, FlightSafety International (FSI) has emerged a leading provider of standardised quality training for over seven decades. With a commitment to excellence, FSI offers a wide range of core and advanced master-level courses tailored to the specific needs of aviation professionals.

FSI’s training programmes encompass physical and virtual settings, with courses offered in traditional classrooms, advanced simulators, and e-learning and LiveLearning platforms. The company provides training for pilots, technicians, and other aviation professionals from 167 countries and independent territories. FlightSafety operates the world’s largest fleet of advanced full-flight simulators at Learning Centres and training locations globally.

From fixed-wing to rotary and unmanned systems; from pilots to maintenance technicians, dispatchers, and more, FSI offers a large variety of training options to choose from which is further customised based on the manufacturer and model.

PILOT TRAINING 

FSI boasts of empowering its pilots with unwavering calmness and composure needed for all situations, from the everyday to the unusual. Initial, recurrent, advanced, or special operations training, FSI’s goal is to advance missions by offering the specific training support needed, including access to cutting-edge simulator technology, specially designed training environments, and the expertise of professional Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)- and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)-qualified instructors. The emphasis lies on reliability, convenience and flexibility.

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