BAA Training Starts Providing Training in Singapore
Global aviation training provider BAA Training recently expanded its service capabilities in Asia. Since April of 2016, the company started providing full package Airbus 320 and Boeing 737 NG pilot type rating training service at the training center in Singapore – BAA Training Singapore. Since taking the first steps into Asia Pacific market three years ago, BAA Training Singapore is constantly following customer’s needs and providing equal quality services for all the regions worldwide.
Building on to the successful European experience BAA Training Singapore introduced its clients with new training packages. New encasements include accommodation and transport services available to all the client segments for the same price. The aviation training base in Singapore introduced this full-package striving to further expand services provided for the aviation sector in Asia. All the aviation training services backed up by personal approach, timely reaction, and flexible solutions are ready for the companies and pilots from Asia, Asia Pacific, and MENA regions.
“BAA Training continues providing efficient and supportive services for the client, yet adapting cost effective solutions. The type rating training, requires devotion, patience, and moral strength, therefore, it is important to ensure the good quality service that comes along with the training,” comments Ms. Egle Vaitkeviciute, the CEO of BAA Training.
Through partnership with Haite Aviation Training-Singapore, BAA Training Singapore in 2015 started providing Boeing 737 NG and Airbus A320 pilot Type Rating training. In addition to that, BAA Training is able to offer Ab Initio fixed and rotary, Type Rating, Cabin Crew, Ground Handling and UAS/UAV training solutions in Europe, CIS and Asia locations.
Source: BAA Training
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