FlightSafety International announces that training for the Gulfstream G500 aircraft is underway at the Savannah Learning Center.

FlightSafety International announces it will offer training for the King Air 350 aircraft at its Learning Center in Teterboro, NJ. The program will feature an interchangeable King Air 350 simulator that is equipped with the Rockwell Collins Pro Line Fusion and Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 integrated avionics systems. The simulator will also be equipped with FlightSafety’s VITAL 1100 Visual System and electric motion and control loading technology.

FlightSafety International now offers Advanced Upset Prevention and Recovery Training for the Gulfstream GIV aircraft. The course is available at FlightSafety’s Learning Center in Savannah, GA.

FlightSafety International is the first to provide Enhanced Flight Vision Systems to Touchdown and Rollout training for the Gulfstream G500 and other Gulfstream aircraft equipped with the Rockwell Collins HUD II and Kollsman (Elbit) EVS-II and EVS-SP.

FlightSafety International announces it will offer training for the Pilatus PC-24 aircraft at its Learning Center in Paris, France. This will be FlightSafety’s second PC-24 simulator and second training location.

FlightSafety International announces it now offers training for the Part 107 Remote Pilot License Written Test. This eLearning course is designed to help those who seek to obtain an FAA Commercial Remote Pilot License to be fully prepared for the exam.

FlightSafety International announces new specialty and enrichment courses that are available at its Learning Centers and online through eLearning and LiveLearning, the company’s instructor-facilitated online training program.

FlightSafety International and the University of Southern California, Los Angeles campus, enter into an agreement to provide a comprehensive series of courses for aircraft maintenance department managers.

Flying Colours (NBAA Booth #1735), a maintenance, repair, overhaul and completions business, announces it is adding more than 140,000 square feet to its North American footprint as it continues its ambitious expansion and embarks on its largest infrastructure growth to date.

The business jet industry expects to experience strong growth in the short to medium term, supported by several new airplane models coming to market and an improved used-aircraft environment, according to Honeywell’s (NYSE: HON) 27th annual Global Business Aviation Outlook. The latest release forecasts up to 7,700 new business-jet deliveries worth $251 billion from 2019 to 2028, up 1 to 2 percentage points from the 2017 10-year forecast.