“BOOSTED BY THE RECOVERY, THE JOB MARKET FOR AIRLINE PILOTS IS TAKING OFF AGAIN” The economic daily Les Echos devotes a full page to the resumption of pilot recruitment and to the new charter of the schools, set up by the Syndicat National des Pilotes de Ligne. The article is
STUDENT PORTRAIT – ALEXANDRA GIBOLD, STUDENT IN PRACTICAL TRAINING Watch the last interview of one of our students in practical training at Astonfly, Alexandra GIBOLD.
STUDENT PORTRAIT – THOMAS HAYE, STUDENT IN THEORY Read the latest interview with one of our theory students at Astonfly, Thomas HAYE.
ASTONFLY JOINS THE SNPL’S ATO CHARTER ASTONFLY joins the French National Airline Pilots Union ATO Charter On 2 August 2022, Charles Clair, President of Astonfly, signed the ATO (Approved Training Organisation) charter on the proposal of Yves Deshayes, President of the French National Airline Pilots Union, which aims to recognise
ASTONFLY – AIR CARAÏBES ASTONJOB DINNER Every 3 months, Astonfly invites its students to a dinner in the prestigious Aéro-Club de France in Paris. We had the pleasure to welcome Air Caraïbes represented by Jean-Paul JULIA and Marc-Antoine Blondeau during our Astonjob dinner.Our alumni and student pilots had the chance
Student portrait – Victoria HAMDI, student in practical training Watch the last interview of one of our students in practical training at Astonfly, Victoria HAMDI.
ASTONFLY LAUNCHES SILENT SKY FOR A MORE SILENT SKY On Saturday 4 June, Charles Clair (Chairman and Founder of Astonfly) and Patrick Milward (Managing Director) presented the Silent Sky project to an audience of local residents and elected officials from Toussus-Le-Noble. Silent Sky is a voluntary initiative by Astonfly dedicated to reducing
Open Day – 14 May 2022 You were more than 250 visitors at our Open Day on Saturday, May 14, 2022 It was a real pleasure to meet you and to welcome you on our campus! We would like to thank our students and our employees for their involvement throughout
Ryanair chooses Astonfly to recruit 500 pilots Europe’s leading airline Ryanair is entrusting French flight school Astonfly with the selection and training of its future pilots. The two partners have signed an exclusive contract to recruit 500 pilots over 4 years and announced the news at a ceremony at the
