SuperJet International (SJI) -a joint-venture between Alenia Aeronautica, a Finmeccanica Company, and Sukhoi Holding- has started the Flight Crew Training Course for Armavia aircraft pilots at its Training Center facility in Moscow.
SJI, which is in charge of the Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SSJ-100) sales in the Western markets, is also responsible for training and after-sales support all over the world.
Given the international nature of the product, SJI has established two facilities based in Venice and in Moscow for its training opportunities.
The Type Rating Course, managed by SJI instructors, will involve Armavia crews and it will have a duration of 24 days.
This is the first course for Armavia pilots after the start of Aeroflot Training Courses on February 21. SJI Training Center is currently providing Aeroflot with Flight Crew, Cabin Crew and Maintenance staff Training Courses.
The Sukhoi Superjet 100 is a state-of-the-art new generation regional jet. It is currently the best choice in the 100-seat aircraft segment because of its outstanding characteristics in terms of quality, comfort and operational costs, according to a press release issued by the industry.
Source: avionews.com
SJI, which is in charge of the Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SSJ-100) sales in the Western markets, is also responsible for training and after-sales support all over the world.
Given the international nature of the product, SJI has established two facilities based in Venice and in Moscow for its training opportunities.
The Type Rating Course, managed by SJI instructors, will involve Armavia crews and it will have a duration of 24 days.
This is the first course for Armavia pilots after the start of Aeroflot Training Courses on February 21. SJI Training Center is currently providing Aeroflot with Flight Crew, Cabin Crew and Maintenance staff Training Courses.
The Sukhoi Superjet 100 is a state-of-the-art new generation regional jet. It is currently the best choice in the 100-seat aircraft segment because of its outstanding characteristics in terms of quality, comfort and operational costs, according to a press release issued by the industry.
Source: avionews.com
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