Acron Aviation launches Aviation Services, extending its proven training expertise beyond the flight deck. September 14 2026 Acron Aviation Commercial Training Solutions (CTS) launches Aviation Services, a new training, consultancy and managed services proposition helping aviation organisations strengthen safety, compliance and operational performance. Building on more than four decades of pilot training, Acron Aviation is extending its expertise beyond the flight deck to professionals responsible for safety, compliance, leadership and ground operations. Launching with Open Training in October 2026, the courses address real-world challenges of keeping aviation organisations safe, compliant and operational. Delivered by experienced aviation and safety-critical industry specialists, the initial portfolio will help organisations: * Equip safety and operational teams with skills to develop, operate and continuously improve effective Safety Management Systems, embed risk awareness and translate regulatory expectations into day-to-day practice. * Strengthen compliance oversight and assurance across the organisation. * Equip accountable managers, Nominated Persons and other post holders with the knowledge and leadership capability to fulfil their regulatory responsibilities. * Embed safety across fast-moving ground and airside operations without compromising operational effectiveness. The training is designed to go beyond explaining what regulations require. Courses combine regulatory guidance with practical aviation oversight, helping participants understand how requirements affect real decisions, behaviours and operating environments. Peter Hogston, Business Development CTS, said: "For more than four decades, we've trained pilots to manage risk and make critical decisions in highly regulated environments. Aviation Services brings that proven training expertise and practical knowledge to safety, compliance, leadership and operations professionals, helping them turn regulatory requirements into safer behaviours and stronger performance. Open Training is the first step in becoming their trusted training, consultancy and managed services partner." Acron Aviation commercial training solutions. External Communications, CTS

Acron Aviation and EGYPTAIR sign agreement for Reality7e A320neo Full Flight Simulator. September 9 2026 Acron Aviation Commercial Training Solutions (CTS) and EGYPTAIR have announced the signing of an agreement for a Reality7e Airbus A320neo Full Flight Simulator, continuing a working relationship that spans almost 25 years. The new device will be the EGYPTAIR Training Academy's second A320neo Full Flight Simulator, adding capacity for A320-family type rating, recurrent and command upgrade training at its Cairo International Airport campus. In expanding the academy's simulator inventory, EGYPTAIR strengthens its service offering for customers in the region. Ben Swann, Chief Operating Officer, Acron Aviation CTS, said: "EGYPTAIR was the first operator in the Middle East and Africa to acquire a RealitySeven A320 simulator, which has been supporting pilot training in Cairo since 2020. The addition of a second A320neo device will help meet growing demand for A320-family training across the region." Swann continued, "Our partnership with EGYPTAIR spans more than two decades, and we are proud to continue supporting one of the region's most respected airlines and training organizations. We greatly value the trust EGYPTAIR has placed in us over many years and look forward to supporting the academy's continued growth and its mission to deliver world-class pilot training across the Middle East and Africa." The EGYPTAIR delegation also visited CTS's London Training Center and production facilities, gaining first-hand insight into the company's end-to-end capabilities in the design, manufacture and support of advanced pilot training solutions. Captain Ahmed Adel, Chairman and Executive Managing Director, EGYPTAIR Holding Company, said: "We continue to invest in the latest training technologies to strengthen EGYPTAIR Training Academy's position as a leading regional hub for pilot training in the Middle East and Africa." Acron Aviation commercial training solutions. External Communications, CTS

ASL Australia signs preferred supplier agreement with Acron Aviation for Boeing 737 pilot training. September 2 2026 Acron Aviation Commercial Training Solutions (CTS) has strengthened its relationship with ASL Airlines Australia following the signing of a preferred supplier agreement to deliver Boeing 737 Type Rating training through to the end of 2028. The multi-year agreement builds on the successful delivery of Boeing 737 Type Rating training for ASL Airlines Australia pilots at CTS' London Training Centre in the first half of 2026. The agreement also includes a provision for pilots that need to complete Airline Pilot Standards Multi-Crew Cooperation (APS MCC) training. As part of the partnership, CTS has worked closely with ASL Airlines Australia to further tailor its Type Rating training by completing a standardisation programme that incorporates the airline's Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) into the course. Patrick Davis, Vice President and General Manager, London Training Centre, Acron Aviation Commercial Training Solutions, said: "We're delighted that ASL Airlines Australia has extended its partnership with Acron Aviation and selected us as a preferred supplier for Boeing 737 Type Rating training through to the end of 2028." Davis continued, "This agreement reflects the confidence ASL Australia has in the quality of our training, our instructors and our ability to deliver customer-focused solutions that prepare pilots for airline operations from day one." By aligning training with airline-specific procedures and operational standards, CTS' collaborative approach helps ensure pilots transition seamlessly from simulator training into operator conversion and line operations, supporting safe and effective flight operations from the outset. "Feedback from our trainees on the course, facilities, instructors and overall training environment has been overwhelmingly positive, with particular praise for the instructors' professionalism, knowledge and commitment to helping every pilot succeed." Captain Nathan Burkitt Head of Training and Checking, Flight Operations, ASL Australia Captain Nathan Burkitt, Head of Training and Checking, Flight Operations, ASL Australia, said: "Feedback from our trainees on the course, facilities, instructors and overall training environment at Acron Aviation has been overwhelmingly positive, with particular praise for the instructors' professionalism, knowledge and commitment to helping every pilot succeed." Capt. Burkitt added, "The standard of manual handling, automation management and generic Boeing knowledge demonstrated by the candidates on return was very good. All trainees arrived at their Operator Initial Conversion training well prepared and clearly had a solid foundation from the type rating programme." The agreement further reinforces CTS' position as a trusted training partner for airlines around the world, delivering tailored pilot training programmes that combine industry-leading instructors, advanced simulation technology and close collaboration with customers to meet their operational requirements. Acron Aviation Commercial Training Solutions. External Communications, CTS