Future Pilots News Today

Saudi low-cost carrier flynas has announced the beginning of exams under the Future Pilots programme for recruitment of 100 co-pilots. The programme is characterised by a combination of theoretical and practical study as well as actual aircraft training.

The latest substantial funding, allocated from 2029 to 2037, underscores Italy's determination to rapidly adopt new technologies and cultivate a robust engineering culture. It also helps the country position itself as an equal partner in the trinational Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) with Japan and the UK.

As discussions about the Global Combat Air Programme's headquarters location continue, Japan may lead the UK-based HQ to maintain programme balance.

Sweden is exploring ways to upgrade its JAS 39 C/D jets to keep them operationally relevant and is studying future fighter capabilities, potentially including an upgraded Gripen multi-role aircraft in partnership with Brazil's Embraer.

Saudi Arabia’s flynas, a leading low-cost airline in the region, has doubled annual growth in operation and performance during 2022, increasing passengers by 91% to 8.7 million; flights by 45% to 66,000 and seat capacity by 46%.

The annual report reveals increasing of passengers by 91% to 8.7 million compared to 2021