Oman Air to set up international pilot training complex

Muscat: Oman Air will set up a pilot training school and simulator in Muscat this year, according to Oman Air CEO Ziad Bin Karim Al Haremi.
Talking to reporters on the sidelines of the launch of the airline’s re-branding at Shangri-La’s Burr al Jizza Resort and Spa, Al Haremi said: “With the Ministry of Defence and Eurocopter, we will set up a pilot training school by the end of this year,” he said.
He said the school will train 144 pilots and 37 single engine planes will be used in the training. “The school will be open to every nationality from anywhere in the world and higher secondary pass students will be enrolled.”
Al Haremi revealed that the training will be for civil pilots and they will receive Airline Transport Pilot Licences (ATPL). “It will be a frozen licence after 18 or 20 months depending on weather conditions. We will also send our trainees to this school but admission will be strictly on merit,” he said.
24/02/08 Sunil K. Vaidya/GulfNews, United Arab Emirates

5 thoughts on “Oman Air to set up international pilot training complex

  1. I have done my flying in Melbourne at the Royal Victorian Aeroclub.
    I have got to just appear for my aerodynamic theory paper and about 15hrs of flying pending.Kindly advice me as to were I can complete my pending paper and the hours of flying ,as i am a full fledged CPL holder technically.

  2. Dual 105hrs. Pilot in command 80 hrs..Multi engine 15 hrs…pending is only 30 hrs kept for refreshing with Aerodynamic theory.At the Royal Victorian Aero club Melbourne.Would like to complete this but finance is the hitch here.Kindly advice at to how much and which country would be suitable to complete.

  3. I am an old friend of Ziad bin Karim Al Haremi and would very much like to contact him, My Name is Ted Francis and my Telephone number is +44 07749 794325. Thank you.

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