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Flight Training Alliance (FTA), a joint venture between Lufthansa Aviation Training (LAT) and CAE, is collaborating with Airbus to establish an Airbus A220 training capability in Singapore. As part of the agreement, a new CAE 7000XR full-flight simulator will be deployed at the Airbus Asia Training Centre (AATC) in Singapore in 2027.
The deployment marks FTA's first Airbus A220 training expansion into Asia-Pacific, supporting the region's growing demand for pilot training. The simulator will provide A220 airline operators with training closer to where demand is emerging, supporting the entry into service of their aircraft.
Through the partnership, FTA will deploy the full-flight simulator, while AATC will manage operations and training delivery. The capability will support operators across Asia-Pacific, one of the fastest-growing aviation markets.
"Asia-Pacific continues to be one of the most dynamic aviation regions in the world, with expanding fleets driving demand for qualified pilots," said Susanne Kuehl, Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer, FTA. "By expanding A220 training capacity in Singapore, we are bringing high-fidelity training closer to our customers and helping ensure pilots have access to the training and resources they need to support safe and efficient operations. This deployment reflects FTA's commitment to supporting our customers' growth and helping develop the skilled aviation workforce required for the region's future."
FTA has been supporting Airbus A220 operators through its existing training operations in Frankfurt, Zurich and Rome. That expertise will now extend to Asia-Pacific to help meet increasing industry demand and support the development of a skilled pilot workforce.