BAA Training To Present Drone Training At EATS
Aviation training solutions global provider, BAA Training (former Baltic Aviation Academy) announces its attendance at the main European aviation training event: European Airline Training Symposium 2015. Event will be held on 3-4th of November in Warsaw, Poland.
BAA Training which recently changed its name from Baltic Aviation Academy is set for the first time to introduce aviation industry with its newest training branch – UAV/UAS (drone) Pilot Training course. “We changed our company name because of the global internal growth, which would not exist without market growth. However, it is important to keep up not only with the growth, but also transformation of the market: today UAV/UAS (drones) is taking aviation to a whole new level, and BAA Training is following that lead with new training solutions designed especially for drone operators”, comments Egle Vaitkeviciute, the CEO at BAA Training.
BAA Training headquartered in Vilnius (Lithuania) counts more than 20 years of experience in aviation training business. Starting from the Pilot and Cabin Crew training, today training academy is offering full range of pilot Ab Initio and Type Rating, Cabin Crew, Ground Handling, Helicopter and Drone training solutions
Being already the 14th event, EATS will gather the main aviation market representatives from Europe, Middle East and Africa, to discuss pilot and cabin crew training at the conference focused on “Exploring Training “Best Practice”, Regulatory Evolution and Training Cultures”.
Source: BAA Training
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