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Air Algeria signs a contract with an American company to train its pilots remotely

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Air Algeria is heading for the modernization of the training of its pilots by partnering with CPaT Global, an American company specializing in digital aeronautical training. CPaT Global announced in early March that it had won a new contract with the Algerian national airline, Air Algeria. CPaT will provide its comprehensive training suite for pilots of Air Algeria, covering a diversified fleet that includes the Airbus A330 CEO, Airbus A330 neo,…

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Air Algeria signs a contract with an American company to train its pilots remotely

Air Algeria is heading for the modernization of the training of its pilots by partnering with CPaT Global, an American company specializing in digital aeronautical training. CPaT Global announced in early March that it had won a new contract with the Algerian national airline, Air Algeria. CPaT will provide its comprehensive training suite for pilots of Air Algeria, covering a diversified fleet that includes the Airbus A330 CEO, Airbus A330 neo,…

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Air Journal broke the news in 1 day ago on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.

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