The very popular Pilot Open Days will continue during the spring. This information meeting is an excellent opportunity for you to learn more about pilot training and SAA. We plan to have one Pilot Open Day every month in Västerås, and we will also visit Malmö, Gothenburg, Umeå and Stockholm.

Scandinavian Aviation Academy has got the approval for CPL helicopter training by the Swedish CAA. SAA has been training commercial pilots for airplanes since 1963 and with our experience, knowledge and quality training we know that we can contribute to the helicopter training as well.

The Annual European Airline Training Symposium, EATS was held the 8-9 of November in Prague, Czech Republic. Scandinavian Aviation Academy, SAA, representatives from the European airlines and flight schools were gathered for two days to share experiences and listen to what is new in the industry of aviation training.

Anna Spirina, Pietro Gugliandolo, Cédric Papahilliou, Kristin Johansson, Johannes Gustavsson and Sebastien Carminati have all finished their flight training with SAA and are now working as First Officers.

The regional carrier Nextjet continues to hire pilots. Four students from SAA have just started their Type Rating course at Braathens Training in Stockholm.

From the first of February OAA will take over the application process for pilots applying to Ryanair.

Johan Andersson and Thure Thomsen as finished the Professional Pilot Program October 2010 have passed the assessment with Ryanair in Stansted recently. They are the first two SAA students of 2011 as will start their career as Boeing 737 first officers.

The first class of the JAA ATP Integrated program (Professional Pilot Program) 2011 is now fully booked. 16 students from different countries will start their pilot careers the 3rd of January 2011

At SAA we continue to deliver high quality pilot training on time. We work continuously with flight safety and quality in all of our pilot programs. Our students finish their flight training on scheduled time with the best rate of success

The low cost carrier Ryanair continues to hire pilots. We are glad to announce that 20 SAA students have been accepted at the Ryanair assessment and started their career as Boeing 737-800 first officers

Today SAA changes its owner structure. Thomas Wallén, Michael Sjöö and Olof Bärve are from from today the 1st of October the majority owners of SAA.

SAA now launches a number of modular flight training courses, custom made for all needs. No matter if you are just about to take off on your aviation career or looking to enhance your skills, SAA is the school for you.

SAA is continuously working with quality goals and flight safety goals, to become one of the most well represented FTO’s in Europe. The most powerful tool we have to accomplice that is our safe and well trained pilots.

SAA students will continue to be attractive on the market and to manage to stay sharp and keep the knowledge at the top, SAA is launching a new stay current program for graduated frozen ATPL students.

The recruitment is still going on and there will be a lot of Ryanair assessments during the summer of 2010

The aviation museum in Västerås, Sweden is arranging a RollOut exhibition and air show Sunday the 30th of May

SAA continues to improve the Professional Pilot Program, now with a Loss of License Insurance