18 Nov 2009 Press Release
 

Horizon flight academy to continue expansion of regional training programmes

Horizon flight academy to continue expansion of regional training programmes
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Region's leading helicopter and flight training academy participates at Dubai Airshow 2009

18 November 2009, UAE: Horizon International Flight Academy (HIFA), wholly owned by Mubadala Development CompanyMubadala Development CompanyLoading..., will continue to expand its training programmes to support and meet the demands of the local and regional aviation industry.

The academy's General Manager, Mohammed Humaidan Al Zaabi said, "Though our primary focus is to offer high standard flight training for military, corporate and civil customers and to fill the gap for helicopter training across the Middle East, we strive to constantly expand our training courses."

"In fact by 2016, we aim to offer undergraduate degree programs in the field of aviation, to offer internationally certified qualifications in the UAE to ensure that we develop a pipeline of local talent to support the region's rapidly growing aviation industry."

Currently chosen by Etihad AirwaysEtihad AirwaysLoading... as the flight training academy for their cadet program, the Academy also provides courses for private pilot licenses, commercial pilot licenses, air transport pilot licenses and flight instructor courses, using Bell helicopters and Cessna aeroplanes.

Horizon International Flight Academy will be present throughout the Dubai Airshow 2009, the fastest-growing aerospace event in the world, open from 15-19 November at the Dubai Airport Expo. The event is expected to attract up to 900 exhibitors from nearly 50 countries, plus some 50,000 visitors. The Academy will be at the Mubadala DevelopmentMubadala DevelopmentLoading... company stand, C510, located in the central hall.

For more information please log onto www.horizonuae.ae or www.dubaiairshow.aero

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About Horizon International Flight Academy
Set within the boundary of Al Ain International Airport and purpose built for flight training, Horizon International Flight Academy has set the benchmark for pilot training in the Middle East, and indeed the market. The complex comprises hangars, classrooms, briefing rooms, library, office complex and internal IT systems for computer and internet based training.

The all year round sunny skies and weather conditions in Al Ain offer fewer days lost due to poor weather and the terrain has the additional benefit of presenting many opportunities for limited power scenarios, mountain flying, and desert training conditions.

With a multinational team of instructors Horizon combines the knowledge and expertise of professionals who have been in the aviation industry for many years, to offer safe, skilled and quality flight instruction in a highly professional and enjoyable way.

We deliver unequalled flight training, offering both Fixed Wing and Helicopter Pilot Courses. Our staff and students remain focused on achieving the best results possible and therefore gain the best possible advantages for employment as a pilot.

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