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ISO 9001:2015

EAS BARCELONA has received in April the ISO 9001: 2015 certification issued by BUREAU VERITAS, which recognizes the quality of pilot training both on the ground, simulator and flight. All …

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Main Spanish Airports

In this new blog entry we want to analyze the main spanish airports according to the growth trend they have had in recent years in the areas of passenger traffic flow, operations and freight.

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COVID-19 – HELP TO STUDENTS

Dear Students from EAS BARCELONA,

We are doing everything possible so that our students can follow up their training properly and without completely disconnecting from their daily classes.

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Only 4% of pilots in Spain are women

Nowadays, just over 5% of commercial flight pilots are women, according to the International Airline Pilots Association.

The country with the most female pilots is India, and Asian airlines are the ones that employ the highest proportion of female pilots. This is undoubtedly one of the professions with the greatest gender inequality.

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Which are the largest airplanes in the world?

Avión comercial fotografiado desde el suelo durante su ascenso bajo un cielo azul claro. Imagen ideal para reflejar el sueño de volar hecho realidad gracias a EAS Barcelona.
Talking about largest airplanes, it often comes to mind the memory of two of the best known, one more modern the Airbus A 380 and the other – already classic and removed from most airlines – the Boeing B747. But there are other models, some even larger, created for the transport of heavy loads, military or even used to launch space rockets.

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New record for the world’s longest non-stop flight

Avión comercial rodando sobre una pista mojada con reflejos de luces en el suelo y cielo nublado. Escena que transmite la precisión y responsabilidad del entorno profesional que prepara EAS Barcelona.

Qatar Airways and Qantas have long struggled to be the airline with the longest flight in the world. However, Singapore Airlines has recently joined the market for very long-distance flights.

The Asian company had recently offered the longest non-stop flight in the world, connecting the cities of Singapore and Newark (New Jersey) on a trip of just over 17 hours, and previously this record was held by Qatar Airways, with its 17.5 hour flight linking Auckland (New Zealand) and Doha (Qatar). Another airline that bets on this type of flights is the Australian company Qantas. Until now, its longest route without stops was the Perth (Australia) -Londres route, which runs in 17 hours. 

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