Airways Aviation Group has become the largest owner-operator of ALSIM simulators in the world. This remarkable milestone was celebrated during a visit by Romy Hawatt, Founder & Chairman of the Airways Aviation Group, to the ALSIM headquarters, where he met with ALSIM representatives to mark the occasion. Airways Aviation’s global simulator fleet now spans Australia, France, Italy, Portugal, and Morocco, featuring a range of advanced training devices from the renowned French manufacturer ALSIM, including the AL200MCC, AL250, AL42, and ALX.
This broad simulator portfolio plays a vital role in delivering high-quality pilot training to students and cadets aiming for the best possible training outcomes in pursuit of their careers as CPL, ATPL, or Military pilots.
Romy Hawatt, Founder and Chairman of the Airways Aviation Group, commented: “We are thrilled to receive this recognition from ALSIM, marking a significant global benchmark. We had no idea we were, in fact, the largest operator of ALSIM simulators worldwide. Our collaboration with ALSIM has been both longstanding and crucial in enabling us to deliver best-in-class training solutions. Together, we have shaped a successful, enduring partnership and with our recent acquisitions, as well as new opportunities.”
During a visit to ALSIM’s headquarters in Loroux-Bottereau, France, ALSIM and Airways Aviation discussed an imminent additional purchase of specialized devices.
Audrey Jeffroy, Sales and Marketing Director at ALSIM, stated: “We are delighted to recognize the Airways Aviation Group as one of our most significant and experienced partners. Their exemplary use of our simulators in preparing pilots for the challenges of modern aviation is truly inspiring. This partnership reflects our shared commitment to safety, innovation, and excellence in pilot training. While we value all of our customers and appreciate their unique contributions, we look forward to supporting the Airways Aviation Group’s ambitious growth plans and continuing to deliver outstanding solutions to all our partners.”
The strong relationship between the two companies highlights their shared commitment to advancing technology and delivering top-quality training solutions for various aviation markets. This collaboration is set to expand further, with new simulator purchases by the Airways Aviation Group to be announced during March 2025.
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