MOU Strengthens Aviation Ties Between Shri Lanka and New Zealand


MOU Strengthens Aviation Ties Between Shri Lanka and New Zealand
The International Aviation Academy of New Zealand  has signed a memorandum of understanding with Open Skies FlightTraining Limited, a Sri Lankan Pilots Training Academy based in Colombo.

 The MOU marks the launch of an International  PilotsTraining scheme for studentsTraining to become commercial Pilotss. IAANZ has beenTraining Pilotss for 86 years and is the first foreign school to be approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka.

 The firstTraining scheme will involve cadet PilotsTraining and progress to advanced commercial PilotsTraining which will take place in Christchurch, New Zealand.

 Under the partnership, student Pilotss will firstTrain in Sri Lanka and then progress to Christchurch, New Zealand, to complete advancedTraining to receive a CAA Sri Lanka Commercial Pilots License certification.

 The Asian region is expected to become the hub of aviation growth in the years ahead. This understanding between IAANZ and Open Skies puts Sri Lanka in a strategic position to supply quality Pilotss as per demand.

 New Zealand’s Minister for Primary Industries witnessed the signing in Colombo . Minister Guy is leading a business delegation to Sri Lanka and India this week to further strengthenTrADE ties in advance of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 to be co-hosted in New Zealand. He is accompanied by 15 NZ businesses and organisations.

 The New Zealand High Commissioner Grahame Morton; CEO of The International Aviation Academy of New Zealand Peter Randle International MARKETING Manager Jonathan Manuel; Country Manager India and Sri Lanka Prince Joel Managing Director and Chairman for Open Skies FlightTraining M. D. H. Fernando and Director M. Dineth Hirantha Fernando were also present at the signing.


PilotsTraining Academy based in Colombo,
European Pilot Academy Malta,
Airline Pilot Academy,
European Pilot Academy,
Pilot Academy PSP,
PSP Simulator,
easyJet Pilot Training
Cadet Pilot Schemes
Airline Sponsorship Schemes,
Pilot Sponsorship Programme,
Atlantic Airlines Pilot Sponsorship,
British Airways Pilot Training Scheme,

Mohini Porwal [ B Sc]
Trainee News Editor
New Zealand Aviation News Editor
WWW.New Zealand-Aviation-News.blogspot.com 

 mohini.aerosoft@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005944964687
www.AeroSoft.co.in 

 www.Philippine-Aviation-News.blogspot.com

 www.Newzealand-Aviation-News.blogspot.com

 www.Aviation-News-India.blogspot.com

 www.Aviation-News-Canada.blogspot.com

 www.Aviation-News-Australia.blogspot.com

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

PILOT RECRUITMENT INFO Air New Zealand

Image
Air New Zealand Callsign 'New Zealand' CEO or MD Mr. Christopher Luxon, CEO Address Pilot Recruitment Flight Operations International, Air New Zealand  Private Bag 92007 Auckland, NEW ZEALAND Telephone No Telephone Calls Please. Website AIR NEW ZEALAND WEBSITE Fleet Types 6 Boeing B787-9 Dreamliners, 7 Boeing B777-300ER Airliners, 8 Boeing B777-200ER Airliners, 29 Airbus A320-200 Airliners. Aircraft Orders 1 Airbus A320/A321 Airliner, 10 Airbus A320neo Airliners (2017 onwards) 6 Boeing B787-9 Dreamliners. Pilot Bases / Domiciles NZAA - Auckland International Airport / Auckland, NZ NZCH - Christchurch International Airport / Christchurch, NZ NZWN - Wellington Airport / Wellington, NZ (B737 only). Notes National Airline of New Zealand. Part of Star Alliance. Known for excellent service and friendly atmosphere. Gradually replacing B737-300s with Airbus A320-200s. B787-9 Dreamliner deliveries started in mid 2014. Alliance Star Alliance, M...
Read more

Aircraft Laptop Ban: New Zealand not Expected to follow other Countries

Image
Aircraft Laptop Ban: New Zealand not Expected to follow other Countries Aircraft laptopban   New Zealand Australia Transport Minister Simon Bridges doesn't expect a big New Zealand shift Aircraft laptop ban's stance on laptops in Aircraft cabins. Australia is considering following the lead of Britain and the United States in bannin   g equipment bigger than cellphones from certain flights departing from the Middle East and North Africa. There are signs that the US may extend the ban to flights departing from the European Union. Bridges said that while the director of the Civil Aviation Authority is reviewing the policy and will make the final call, this country wouldn't be overly swayed by what was happening internationally. "The CAA director has ultimate responsibility and is working his way based on the evidence but I don't expect to see big lurches in our settings," Bridges told the Herald. "We pride ourselves as being predi...
Read more

Aircraft laptop ban: New Zealand not expected to follow other countries

Image
Aircraft  laptop ban:  New Zealand  not expected to follow other countries New Zealand Herald Transport Minister Simon Bridges doesn't expect a big shift  New Zealand's  stance on laptops in  aircraft  cabins. Australia is considering following the ... Flag as irrelevant New Zealand's  FlyStark to cease scheduled ops over winter ch-aviation The  New Zealand  charter and scenic flight specialist has said that winter ... According to  New Zealand's  civil  aviation  register, FlyStark operates one ... Flag as irrelevant Aircraft  lineup includes  New Zealand's  only fully operational WW2 Grumman Avenger torpedo ... Gisborne Herald HERE SUNDAY:  New Zealand's  only fully operational Grumman Avenger, based at Ohakea airbase, will return to Gisborne on Sunday for Gisborne ... Flag as irrelevant Hurricane  plane  used in Second...
Read more