Aircraft Leasing Services (ALS) and Kenya School of Flying have partnered to establish a flying school, hoping to benefit from growing demand for pilots.
The school dubbed Orly Aeronautical University will be situated in Nairobi and will tap the expertise of Britain’s Falcon Flight Training Academy to enable issuance of both Kenyan and European pilot licences.
Kenya Airways (KQ), for instance, needs to recruit an additional 100 pilots to join its current 377 pilots, but this won’t come easy with rival airlines also having similar pressing needs amid a talent shortage.
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