Sponsor the Air Spectacular
03/02/2012
THE Air Spectacular in Bray, Co Wicklow, attracts some 80,000 people every summer as the only free to view airshow in the country.
Despite that, it has never had a sponsor. The Air Spectacular is a not-for-profit event, bringing together national and international pilots, aviation enthusiasts and world class aerobatic display teams.
Since 2005 Simtech Ltd has organised the event as part of Bray Summerfest, a month-long festival starting at the beginning of July.
Simtech is an approved training organisation providing training services to airline personnel, career pilots and simulator engineers.
The event, which generates an estimated €275,000 in free publicity, is now looking for a title sponsor. For full details contact: office@engageireland.com
Despite that, it has never had a sponsor. The Air Spectacular is a not-for-profit event, bringing together national and international pilots, aviation enthusiasts and world class aerobatic display teams.
Since 2005 Simtech Ltd has organised the event as part of Bray Summerfest, a month-long festival starting at the beginning of July.
Simtech is an approved training organisation providing training services to airline personnel, career pilots and simulator engineers.
The event, which generates an estimated €275,000 in free publicity, is now looking for a title sponsor. For full details contact: office@engageireland.com
The Jet Set Celebrates Its Sixtieth Birthday
11/01/2012
Aspiring pilots to attend exhibition for sixty years after first commercial jet flight
Sixty years after the first jet airliner carried fare paying passengers, The Professional Flight Training Exhibition, which takes place in Dublin in early March, expects to welcome many young hopefuls looking to pursue a career as a professional pilot. This one day exhibition on how to become an airline pilot will take place on Saturday March 3rd at the Convention Centre Dublin.
In May 1952, the jet engine de Havilland DH 106 Comet left London on the world’s first commercial scheduled service to Johannesburg, South Africa. The flight took twenty three hours and thirty eight minutes. Six decades later, nearly eight hundred million passengers are carried by jet airliners across Europe every year with the aircraft manufacturer Boeing forecasting the need for 448,000 new airline pilots to enter the industry over the next twenty years.
With these future opportunities in mind, the Professional Flight Training Exhibition aims to help prospective pilots understand the requirements, prospects and costs of becoming a fully trained commercial pilot. “The aim of the exhibition is to educate and advise visitors on what is required to become a pilot”, says Darren Ward, Exhibition Manager, “and it is the perfect opportunity for visitors to speak to the airlines, world leading training providers and experts in one venue.”
The exhibition is supported by industry leaders Aer Lingus, UK publication ‘Flyer’, the publication ‘Flying in Ireland’ and Simtech Aviation Training Ltd., a company based in Swords, Co. Dublin that provides training services to the aviation industry. Sé Pardy, Director of Simtech Aviation Training and an active commercial pilot is looking forward to the event. “Working in the aviation industry is a challenging, hugely rewarding experience with opportunities for travel, advancement and excellent remuneration”, says Pardy. “This exhibition is an absolute must for anyone considering a career in this industry as a professional pilot.”
The Professional Flight Training Exhibition will take place at The Convention Centre, Dublin on 3rd March 2012 from 10am to 5pm. Entry is €10 and further details can be found on www.exhibitions.flyer.co.uk
Sixty years after the first jet airliner carried fare paying passengers, The Professional Flight Training Exhibition, which takes place in Dublin in early March, expects to welcome many young hopefuls looking to pursue a career as a professional pilot. This one day exhibition on how to become an airline pilot will take place on Saturday March 3rd at the Convention Centre Dublin.
In May 1952, the jet engine de Havilland DH 106 Comet left London on the world’s first commercial scheduled service to Johannesburg, South Africa. The flight took twenty three hours and thirty eight minutes. Six decades later, nearly eight hundred million passengers are carried by jet airliners across Europe every year with the aircraft manufacturer Boeing forecasting the need for 448,000 new airline pilots to enter the industry over the next twenty years.
With these future opportunities in mind, the Professional Flight Training Exhibition aims to help prospective pilots understand the requirements, prospects and costs of becoming a fully trained commercial pilot. “The aim of the exhibition is to educate and advise visitors on what is required to become a pilot”, says Darren Ward, Exhibition Manager, “and it is the perfect opportunity for visitors to speak to the airlines, world leading training providers and experts in one venue.”
The exhibition is supported by industry leaders Aer Lingus, UK publication ‘Flyer’, the publication ‘Flying in Ireland’ and Simtech Aviation Training Ltd., a company based in Swords, Co. Dublin that provides training services to the aviation industry. Sé Pardy, Director of Simtech Aviation Training and an active commercial pilot is looking forward to the event. “Working in the aviation industry is a challenging, hugely rewarding experience with opportunities for travel, advancement and excellent remuneration”, says Pardy. “This exhibition is an absolute must for anyone considering a career in this industry as a professional pilot.”
The Professional Flight Training Exhibition will take place at The Convention Centre, Dublin on 3rd March 2012 from 10am to 5pm. Entry is €10 and further details can be found on www.exhibitions.flyer.co.uk
Interview Preparation Day a great success at Simtech
03/12/2011
There was an excellent turnout in Simtech this morning with presentations by Mr Brendan Colclough and Capt Dave Sheppard on the best way to ace an airline interview, cv preparation and taking on difficult questions.
Professional Pilot Exhibition SATURDAY 03 MARCH 2012:Convention Centre Dublin (CCD)
23/11/2011
SATURDAY 03 MARCH 2012: 10:00 - 17:00
Convention Centre Dublin (CCD)
If you are considering a career as a commercial pilot and want to know what is involved, the Dublin Professional Flight Training Exhibition should be in your diary to attend.
By visiting the Dublin Professional Flight Training Exhibition, you will have the perfect opportunity to meet leading flight training organisations and aviation universities/colleges from across Europe under one roof!
Flight training experts will be available to provide current information and advice on how to be a commercial pilot and the types of training available to suit you. You will also get the chance to meet with former cadets, students and pilots who will help to get your career as a pilot heading in the right direction. We look forward to seeing you there.
There will be informative presentations taking place throughout the day with guest speakers from the flight training industry and the airlines giving a unique insight into what is takes to become a pilot, the selection process and what you can expect from a career as a pilot.
(Keep visiting for times and new additions to the programme)
Convention Centre Dublin (CCD)
If you are considering a career as a commercial pilot and want to know what is involved, the Dublin Professional Flight Training Exhibition should be in your diary to attend.
By visiting the Dublin Professional Flight Training Exhibition, you will have the perfect opportunity to meet leading flight training organisations and aviation universities/colleges from across Europe under one roof!
Flight training experts will be available to provide current information and advice on how to be a commercial pilot and the types of training available to suit you. You will also get the chance to meet with former cadets, students and pilots who will help to get your career as a pilot heading in the right direction. We look forward to seeing you there.
There will be informative presentations taking place throughout the day with guest speakers from the flight training industry and the airlines giving a unique insight into what is takes to become a pilot, the selection process and what you can expect from a career as a pilot.
(Keep visiting for times and new additions to the programme)
Cabin Crew Training Day...
23/11/2011
Make your best career move now – sign up for our intensive one day cabin crew course. Given by pilots and cabin crew instructors with years of airline instructional experience. This is the course that will give you the tools to get that job you always wanted. Be prepared for your airline interview by attending this one course.
Course content
Interview Preparation: Grooming and Presentation.
Aircraft and How they Fly
Weather and its Effect on Aircraft
Airport and Aircraft Safety
Carriage of Passengers: Rules and Regulations
Airline Accident Analysis
What is Crew Resource Management?
Fighting Fires on Board Aircraft
Surviving a Ditching
Carriage of Dangerous Goods
First Aid
Cabin Safety Workshop
Methodology
Classroom based lectures with practical demonstrations in partnership with Airline Crew Training.Intensive course
Apply now by contacting: Simtech Aviation Dublin Airport Logistics Park
P 00 353 1 844 8073
E info@simtech.ie
W www.simtech.ie
Simtech Aviation are launching a new Cabin Crew Training programme to prepare students for the stringent airline interview and selection process.
The course costs €99 for the day. You will get an insight into the daily routine of a Cabin Crew member.You will be told what is expected of you as Cabin Crew and vital tips to get you through the interview process. Selection by the Airline is only the first stage!
Simtech will take you through the Training process, the exams you have to pass, the safety and fire fighting knowledge you will require and the First Aid knowledge you will need. You will be guided on the dress and grooming required and you will take part in workshops discussing Crew Resource Management (CRM). Aircraft accident case studies will be discussed and the reasons why they happened examined. The training in Dublin is carried out at Simtech facilities.
Training will also be carried out at hotel locations around the country by Airline Crew Training. More details from 01 8448073.
Course content
Interview Preparation: Grooming and Presentation.
Aircraft and How they Fly
Weather and its Effect on Aircraft
Airport and Aircraft Safety
Carriage of Passengers: Rules and Regulations
Airline Accident Analysis
What is Crew Resource Management?
Fighting Fires on Board Aircraft
Surviving a Ditching
Carriage of Dangerous Goods
First Aid
Cabin Safety Workshop
Methodology
Classroom based lectures with practical demonstrations in partnership with Airline Crew Training.Intensive course
Apply now by contacting: Simtech Aviation Dublin Airport Logistics Park
P 00 353 1 844 8073
E info@simtech.ie
W www.simtech.ie
Simtech Aviation are launching a new Cabin Crew Training programme to prepare students for the stringent airline interview and selection process.
The course costs €99 for the day. You will get an insight into the daily routine of a Cabin Crew member.You will be told what is expected of you as Cabin Crew and vital tips to get you through the interview process. Selection by the Airline is only the first stage!
Simtech will take you through the Training process, the exams you have to pass, the safety and fire fighting knowledge you will require and the First Aid knowledge you will need. You will be guided on the dress and grooming required and you will take part in workshops discussing Crew Resource Management (CRM). Aircraft accident case studies will be discussed and the reasons why they happened examined. The training in Dublin is carried out at Simtech facilities.
Training will also be carried out at hotel locations around the country by Airline Crew Training. More details from 01 8448073.