flydubai Partners with Boeing to Enhance Pilot and Maintenanceโข Training
Dubai – flydubai has announced a strategic partnershipโ with Boeing to deliverโข comprehensive training programs for its pilots andโข maintenance personnel.The agreements, unveiled ahead of the Dubai Airshow 2025, willโข focus โon junior pilots, those in initial evaluation, and flydubai’s skilled maintenanceโ teams.
The core of the partnership lies in Boeing’s Competency-Based Trainingโ and โขAssessment (CBTA) program. This approach prioritizes demonstrable skills and utilizes data-driven scenarios to improve training effectiveness. Boeing will alsoโค provide consulting services to assist โflydubai in implementing these programs.
“We are committed toโค integrating theโฃ latest technologiesโ and leading services to ensure our training capabilities meet the highest international standards,” saeid Captain Ahmed Bin โHazim, Senior Vice President of Flight operations and Crew Training at flydubai. “Boeing’s CBTA programs offer our pilots and โengineers a modern, performance-based framework for โcontinuous โคdevelopment, โenhancing safety, operational efficiency, and โconfidence.”
flydubai currently employs over 6,700 people, including 1,400 pilots andโ 640 engineers, operating a fleet of 96โข Boeing 737 aircraft.โ this investment in trainingโฃ builds on flydubai’s recent opening of its dedicated flight training center and the launch of its basic pilot training program,demonstrating a strong commitment toโ developing its workforce.
Chris Broome, Vice President of โTraining solutions at boeing Global Services, highlighted flydubai’s commitment to safety and quality. “These agreements demonstrate flydubai’s proactive leadership in prioritizing safety and quality โthrough effective and intensive โคtraining programs,” heโ stated. “We look forward to collaborating with flydubai to โขdeliver these comprehensive services to their employees.”
