Yesterday, the Emirates Academy for Training Pilots celebrated the graduation of the second batch of its pilots, where 25 students have completed the global training program for the Academy, and thus the total number of graduates of the academy since the first graduation ceremony last year increases to 50 beginners pilots.
A statement stated that His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum, Supreme President of the CEO of the Emirates Airlines and the group, distributed certificates to the graduates, who each completed 1100 hours of ground training, and 215 hours of aviation education (including training on the analogous aviation devices)To obtain a "air transport pilot license".
His Highness said: "We celebrate the graduates of the Emirates Academy for Training, and we are proud of their achievements, and their success is a success for our country.".
His Highness added: “Despite the unprecedented challenges imposed by the pandemic, the academy has proven its strong determination and its commitment to contribute to the recovery and growth of the aviation sector in the UAE and the world, by helping to prepare the new generation of future pilots.”.
For his part, the deputy head of the Emirates Academy for Training Pilots, Captain Abdullah Al -Hammadi, said that “the new 25 graduates are a testimony to perseverance and design, because the matter was not limited to completing them one of the most difficult pilot training programs in the world, but they accomplished this with the utmost flexibilityAnd professionalism ».
It is noteworthy that the graduates of the Emirates Training Academy of Pilots receive a "CPL" commercial license on a plane operating with several engines, after training that takes between 21 and 24 months.
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