Black Boxes Head to 35 Training Aircraft

29 September 2026

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FlyBy Aviation Academy, an EASA-approved pilot training organisation, has signed an agreement with FlyData.io to fit 35 aircraft with its smart flight data recorders (FDR) in September 2026.

The FDR acts as a black box for general aviation aircraft. It continuously records high-frequency flight data, including position, altitude, speed, pitch, bank, G-force, vibration, sound and cabin CO levels, and enables real-time live tracking of every aircraft in the fleet. After an incident or abnormal manoeuvre, the system can reconstruct the flight in 3D within minutes, according to the company.

FlyBy says it is the first flight training organisation in Spain, and one of the first in Europe, to deploy this type of fleet-wide system at this scale. It is also FlyData.io's largest contract to date by number of aircraft equipped.

"Equipping 35 aircraft with FlyData.io's flight data recorders gives our operations team a level of visibility we have never had before. From live tracking to detailed post-flight data, this technology allows us to manage our fleet more efficiently, respond faster when it matters, and continuously raise the bar on the quality of our training," said Victor Baz, COO, FlyBy Aviation Academy.

"From a safety management perspective, this is a major step forward. Having objective, high-frequency flight data across such a large part of our fleet strengthens every layer of our Safety Management System, from proactive risk identification to incident investigation, and it gives our instructors far richer material for effective, data-based debriefings," said Marcia Nunes, Safety Manager, FlyBy Aviation Academy.

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