Philippine Airlines and Airways Aviation Group Partner to Deliver World-Class Pilot Training

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Manila, Philippines, April 11, 2025

Senior executives of Philippine Airlines and Airways Aviation Group have announced a landmark partnership to deliver world-class pilot training programs. The partnership is set to reopen the PAL Aviation School, a prominent training center for new pilots.

Key Players

  • PAL President and Chief Operating Officer Capt. Stanley K. Ng
  • PAL OIC Executive Vice President – General Counsel Atty. Carlos Luis Fernandez
  • Romy Hawatt, Founder and Chairman of Airways Aviation Group
  • Janet Dalby, CEO Australasia and Pacific, Airways Aviation Group

This collaboration represents a significant step forward in the strengthening of education and training bonds between the Philippines and Australia.

Philippine Airlines’ Commitment to Safety and Excellence

Philippine Airlines has reaffirmed its commitment to operational excellence, safety, and workforce development. The partnership with Airways Aviation Group is a significant step towards ensuring that its cadets receive consistent, world-class instruction that meets the highest global aviation standards.

“Airways Aviation met our stringent requirements and demonstrated their robust emphasis on safety culture and competency-based training methodologies,” said Capt. Ng, PAL President and Chief Operating Officer. “We value the importance of in-house training in shaping pilots with a global outlook, armed with the exceptional skills and innovative spirit required to meet the challenges of the future.”

“Our revitalized Aviation School will help develop this vital workforce: individuals who are not only outstanding in their craft but also globally minded citizens committed to building a sustainable future for aviation,” said Atty. Carlos Luis Fernandez, PAL OIC Executive Vice President – General Counsel.

Benefits of the Partnership

The partnership brings several benefits for Philippine Airlines and Airways Aviation Group.

“We are honoured to be selected as the official training provider for the next generation of Philippine Airlines pilots,” said Romy Hawatt, Founder and Chairman of Airways Aviation Group.

This partnership is not only a recognition of our global training capabilities, but a testament to the shared values and vision that bind our two organizations. Together, we are investing in the future of aviation,” said Janet Dalby, CEO Australasia and Pacific, Airways Aviation Group.

Philippine Airlines and Airways Aviation Group will collaborate to provide a seamless, globally connected training experience that benefits cadets and the broader industry.

About Philippine Airlines

Philippine Airlines is the Philippines’ flag carrier and only full-service network airline, as well as the first commercial airline in Asia.

Known for its hallmark heartwarming and gracious Filipino service, PAL also supports the global economy through air cargo and charter services, while serving the travel needs of overseas Filipinos as well as businesspeople, tourists and families from all over the world.

About Airways Aviation Group

Airways Aviation Group is a leading global aviation education and training organisation, with state-of-the-art academies and facilities spanning Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia.

The Group offers EASA, CASA, and ICAO-approved pilot training programmes, in addition to providing aviation foundation courses, cabin crew programmes, and aircraft maintenance services for over 45 years.

Training Programs

The first group of cadets will commence Foundation training and undergo assessment and selection processes in the Philippines, followed by further aviation theory and practical training at Airways Aviation’s Australian campuses.

At Airways Aviation’s Australian campuses, cadets will receive comprehensive instruction supported by expert faculty, industry-leading technology, and hands-on practical experience.

“This is more than a training programme,” said Romy Hawatt.

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