Skyborne Head of Training Andy Vidamour discusses URPT training with LARA
Andy Vidamour, Head of Training at Skyborne, spoke to LARA magazine about the benefits of Upset Prevention and Recovery Training for cadets – its demands, and the current benefits and challenges facing training.
British Airways to recruit 500 newly qualified pilots
British Airways has launched a Whitetail Recruitment Programme in partnership with five approved training organisations including Skyborne.
Why the success of commercial aviation requires a new training approach
Why the success of commercial aviation requires a new training approach, by Lee Woodward, CEO, Skyborne.
Skyborne Graduate Madison discusses her career path with Aviation Career Hub
Aviation Career Hub recently spoke with Madison Dooley, a Skyborne Graduate. Madison discussed the career path she took to join the aviation industry, the challenges she has faced and advice she would give to aspiring aviation professionals.
Skyborne Partnership Aids Ex-Military with Aviation Scholarship
Skyborne is partnering with Wings for Warriors, a UK-based charity, to offer an annual scholarship worth £15,000 to one ex-military personnel to help with the cost of aviation training.
Skyborne promotes Carla to new role
Skyborne Airline Academy has promoted Carla Booth to group head of airline business as it seeks to boost airline relationships.
16 Skyborne Graduates Secure First and Second Officer Roles
Skyborne is celebrating the achievements of 16 graduates, who have become First and Second Officers at DHL, Wizz Air, Jet2.com and Eastern Airways.
Global Pilot Training Group Skyborne Appoints Head of Training
United Kingdom headquartered Skyborne has appointed Andy Vidamour as Head of Training for its Pilot Training operations in Gloucester, England, UK
The Airline Pilot Club (APC) announces partnership with Skyborne Airline Academy
The Airline Pilot Club (APC) announces partnership with Skyborne Airline Academy
230 students join Skyborne at its Cabin Crew Futures event
Skyborne celebrates its first ‘Cabin Crew Futures’ event with 230 students from 12 colleges across the UK.