Bamboo Airways to build aviation training institute
Vietnam’s new budget carrier Bamboo Airways will launch construction of an aviation training institute at Nhon Hoi ecological tourism area in the south central province of Binh Dinh on July 28.
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam’s new budget carrier Bamboo Airways will launchconstruction of an aviation training institute at Nhon Hoi ecological tourismarea in the south central province of Binh Dinh on July 28.
Theinstitute, costing nearly 700 billion VND (30.4 million USD), is expected todeal with the shortage of workforce in the field.
Uponoperational by 2022, it will train nearly 3,500 students each year on a site of10ha, focusing on professional skills such as pilots, flight attendants,aviation technicians, ground operations and basic training functions.
Itwill also partner with prestigious domestic and foreign universities to ensure thehighest aviation education standards such as CAAV, EASA, FAA and IATA.
HoThi Thu Trang, Bamboo Airways Director of Human Resources and Deputy Directorof the Training Centre said on-site training is theoverall plan that the carrier chooses to ensure human resources itself.
After being put into operation, the institutewill contribute to increasing the number of domestic personnel, reducingreliance on foreign partners, improving competitiveness as well as ensuringsustainable growth of Vietnam’s aviation industry, she said.-VNA
The Ministry of Transport agreed on the need for Bamboo Airways, a subsidiary of FLC Group, to increase its fleet to 30 aircraft by 2023 after considering opinions of relevant parties at a meeting on June 21.
The Ministry of Transport has agreed on the need for Bamboo Airways, a subsidiary of FLC Group, to increase its fleet to 30 aircraft by 2023 after considering opinions of relevant parties.
Bamboo Airways, a subsidiary of real estate developer FLC Group, will begin the construction of an aviation training centre this month, said its CEO Dang Tat Thang.
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