At FlightLogger we have been monitoring the state of pilot training since last autumn, using actual data from the currently 119 pilot training organizations that use the FlightLogger platform for managing pilot training operations. We each month analyze the number of active students per pilot academy and how many flights are being registered in total at the training organizations.
A year after COVID19 made its global entry, the flight training industry is still finding its feet. But as the bright outlooks for the future become still more evident, many training organizations have spent their time wisely on building a stronger competitive foundation through better digitalization. A perfect example is the German aviation training organization Star Wings, who this week completed the implementation of FlightLogger’s digital flight training platform.
Since the Covid-19 pandemic made its appearance throughout the world, the thought of pursuing a career as a commercial pilot has not been the most obvious one. It's no wonder if you're asking yourself a couple of questions when condering to invest in an expensive pilot education, like what is the short- and long-term forecast for the industry, and what does it mean for your chance of getting a job at one of the airlines when training is complete?
Since last autumn, we have each month posted an update on the current state of pilot training based on fresh statistics from currently 118 pilot training organizations using the digital FlightLogger platform for managing daily operations.
Two and a half month into 2021 we have released the third major update of the FlightLogger platform this year. On this latest update we have focused on improving FlightLogger users' access to guidance on how to get the very best value from our platform.
We are very pleased to announce that we can now welcome yet another Danish partner going live on the FlightLogger platform. Herning Helicopters becomes the 13th organization in Denmark, and the 117th worldwide to use the FlightLogger flight school management platform.
It’s with great pleasure that we today announce our latest partner going live with FlightLogger. Lund University – School of Aviation (LUSA) in Sweden is an organization that we have been working on getting onboard for several years, and we’re proud and thankful to finally announce that they have now joined as FlightLogger partners.
At FlightLogger, we are monitoring and reporting on the level of activities going on in the pilot training business, based on data from more than 116 pilot training organisations using the FlightLogger platform worldwide.
Last year, we were lucky enough to have more than thirty pilot training organizations from all over the world join FlightLogger. This year has come off to a great start with the very first Vietnamese school - with a not so Vietnamese sounding name - finishing the implementation of FlightLogger earlier this month.
In our many discussions with pilot training organizations on the topic of flight school management software we sometimes meet organizations that have started the journey of building their own customized software solution (or are considering to start).