Baltic Aviation Academy Establishes New Training Base in Singapore
Baltic Aviation Academy, aviation training centre based in Central Europe expands its training capabilities in Asian market by establishing BAA Singapore training base. In cooperation with partners, China-based aerospace company Haite Group, BAA Singapore is ready to provide Pilot Type Rating, Cabin Crew and Ground Handling training to Asia, Pacific and MENA markets.
Baltic Aviation Academy is a well known EASA standard aviation training provider for Europe, CIS, Asia, Pacific and MENA aviation markets. The training centre took first steps into Asia Pacific market two years ago. Through this period aviation training not only has been adapted to meet clients’ needs in the region, but also has proven to be a provider of customized and cost effective training solutions. Such companies as, Pakistan International Airlines, Pelita Air, Hevilift, AirOne Aviation Pvt Ltd, Saurya Airlines, Air Mandalay, Myanmar National Airways, Mid East Jet, Karlstar and Ariana has been working with Baltic Aviation Academy since then.
“The expansion and establishment of new training location in Asia has been a step taken after well weighted opportunities and thought through possibilities to expand BAA operations. Our approach to the client is based on symbiosis of quality, flexibility and timely reaction. A local training base in partnership with Haite Group, one of the leaders of the market, will help to maintain the high service standards which our company is based on”, comments Egle Vaitkeviciute, the CEO at Baltic Aviation Academy.
BAA Singapore is located at the brand new Singapore Training Centre where at the moments are set two, 7000 Series Full Flight Simulators: B737NG and A320 plus Integrated Procedures Trainer. Five more simulators will follow thereafter. The facility spans over 21,000 sqm. on 6 stories and includes rooftop conference/dining room, rest area for special events, as well as ample underground parking.
BAA Singapore training base, located at Singapore Training Centre, officially opened its doors on the 21st of April.
Source: BAA
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