Global Operator of Pilot Training Centre’s Ansett Aviation Training Engages Asian and Indian Airline Leaders at 21st Asia Pacific Aviation Training Summit
Australia headquartered global operator of pilot simulator training centres since the mid 1980s, Ansett Aviation Training (AAT), strengthened its engagement with the Asia-Pacific and India airline and pilot training community at the 21st Asia Pacific Aviation Training Summit (APATS) held in Singapore in August.
APATS is the region’s premier aviation training conference and exhibition, bringing together airlines, training providers, regulators, and technology leaders to explore the latest developments in pilot training. This year’s event focused on international collaboration to support sustainable growth and meet increasing pilot demand across the Asia-Pacific region.
AAT was represented at APATS by Group CEO Mark Delany, General Manager Australia Logan Leahy and Head of Operations – Flight Training Scott who engaged with airline leaders and regional stakeholders on advancing training standards and enhancing access to world-class simulator solutions.
“At Ansett Aviation Training, we recognise the Asia-Pacific region as one of the fastest-growing aviation markets globally, with pilot training capacity playing a critical role in enabling safe and sustainable expansion,” said AAT Group CEO Mark Delany. “Our participation in APATS underscores our commitment to working with airlines, regulators, and training organisations to deliver the highest quality training outcomes.”
Ansett Aviation Training’s global pilot training center network operators over 30 full flight simulators across 6 different training centres. Its headquarters are located at Tullamarine International Airport in Melbourne, Australia with two additional training centres in Australia and three international ones in Milan, Italy, Taipei, Taiwan and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
