Azerbaijan is centralising its pilot and air traffic control training through a sophisticated new hub at the National Aviation Academy to foster local expertise and meet global safety benchmarks, APA reports citing Euronews.
Aviation training is increasingly shaped by advanced simulation and international standards. At a specialised training centre in Azerbaijan, students gain practical experience through full-flight simulators, allowing them to replicate real-life scenarios in a safe environment. Programmes combine theoretical learning with hands-on training, preparing future pilots and air traffic controllers for complex operations.
With partnerships across dozens of countries, the centre supports a growing network of aviation professionals. This approach is helping to develop local expertise, reduce reliance on external training and raise overall standards in line with global aviation requirements.
