With the increase in the number of students, we have formalized the order of a new Tecnam P2002JF G500 to the Capua factory in Italy. We expect the delivery in …
Volotea continues to rely on our Airbus 320 simulator to test the candidates for a co-pilot position on the airline. There have already been more than 60 applicants who have …
This year, EAS Barcelona has also been present at the Aerosport event that took place at the Igualada Aerodrome on 19 and 20 May. Over the weekend there have been …
EAS Barcelona teaches PBN courses aimed at all airplane pilots who have IR rating. This course allows pilots and instructors to maintain all capacities in its instrumental rating to fly …
EAS Barcelona has got the approval of the FNPTII simulator to do PBN courses required to all IR pilots, together with the approval of our P2006T too. With that, we become …
We increasingly have students that come to us looking for quality in training and speed in the completion of the courses without delays nor difficulties to fly. The students that …
Last Friday the EAS Barcelona Pilot School organised a Visitor day at Sabadell airport where it offered a test-flight to the future pilots, in its airplanes with our certified flight instructors – Vanessa and Alejandro.
For a year now, the pandemic caused by COVID-19 has been affecting millions of people throughout the world. A health tragedy that directly affects the whole world economy and especially …
At the last years, the industry of the aviation has suffered an extraordinary renewal: they have removed ancient aircraft substituting them for others more efficient, has increased the number of units of the fleets, deleting paths little profitable and improving the operative that offers at the customer. Everything this has permitted abaratir the cost of the tickets and pose near at hand of any one the possibility to travel with airliner.
Large aircraft such as the Antonov 124, the Airbus Beluga, or the Super Guppy are always in the spotlight due to their large wingspan and their ability to carry extremely large loads, such as parts of other aircraft, components of spaceships, or even other whole planes.