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Download References for Flight Schools and Fleet Operators COMPANY COUNTRY REFERENCES FOR FLIGHT SCHOOLS AND FLEET OPERATORS International Aviation College, National College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) NIGERIA Pilot Flight Academy NORWAY Oman Aviation Academy OMAN The list (status 2019) has an extract character and does not show all operators of Diamond A/C flight training products. We as well honor the numerous smaller FTOs operating Diamond Aircraft, and are proud of their success with our product. L3 Airline Academy PORTUGAL Qatar Aeronautical College QATAR COUNTRY COMPANY Higher Aviation School Ulyanovsk, RUSSIA ALGERIA Aviation Training School St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation Austrian Aviation Academy, Diamond Executive Club, Saudi Aviation Club, AUSTRIA SAUDI ARABIA JW Flighttraining Graz, Watschinger Flugbetrieb Saudi National Company of Aviation (Oxford Saudia) Airways Aviation Academy, Australian International Aviation Cheongju University, Chodang University, Korean Aviation Academy SOUTH KOREA AUSTRALIA College, Australian Wings Academy, CAE Melbourne, Airways Aviation Academy, Centro de Estudios Superiores Flight Training Adelaide, Learn to Fly Melbourne SPAIN de la Aviación (CESDA), FTE Jerez BELGIUM CAE Global Academy Airways Flygutbildning, Diamond Flight Academy, SWEDEN Civil Aviation University of China, Shenzhen Airlines, Scandinavian Aviation Academy, Svensk Pilotutbildning CHINA Civil Aviation Flight University of China (CAFUC), Hainan Airlines Avilu Flight Training, Flight School St. Gallen/Altenrhein, SWITZERLAND ETHIOPIA Abyssinian Aviation Academy, Abyssinian Flights Services, Ethiopian Airlines Lufthansa Aviation Training Switzerland FINLAND Aeropole Flight Training, Finnish Aviation Academy, Patria Pilot Training Apex Flight Academy, EVA Airways Flight Academy TAIWAN Airways Formation, Airways Aviation Academy, Cannes Aviation, Bangkok Aviation Academy, Civil Aviation Training Centre (CATC), FRANCE THAILAND École Nationale de l’Aviation Civile (ENAC), ESMA Aviation Academy International Aviation College, Nakhon Phanom University (NPU) Air Alliance Flight Center, European Flight Academy by Lufthansa, Airbus Flight Academy (Europe), Martinair Flight Academy, KLM Flight Academy THE NETHERLANDS GERMANY IKON Ausbildungszentrum für die Luftfahrt, We Fly Safe Flight Academy TUNISIA GREECE Egnatia Aviation Atlasjet – Atlantic Flight Academy, Ayjet, Turkish Airlines TURKEY ICELAND Keilir Aviation Academy Rotor Ukraine UKRAINE ISRAEL FNA Aviation UNITED ARAB Etihad Flying College, Fujairah Avation Academy INDIA CAE Global Academy – NFTI Gondia, Telengana State Aviation Academy, Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi (IGRUA) EMIRATES ITALY Urbe Aero, Professione Volare Airways Aviation Academy, Atlantic Flight Training UNITED KINGDOM LATVIA Air Baltic Flight Academy Blue Line Aviation, CAE Global Academy, CTI Professional Flight Training, Doss Aviation, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, EVA Airways Flight LITHUANIA GetJet Airlines Academy, L3 Harris Aviation Academy, LIFT Academy (Republic USA MALAYSIA Asia Pacific Flight Training, HM Aerospace, International Aero Training Academy (IATAC), ATAS Airways), National Flyers Academy, Phoenix East Aviation, Stapleford Flight Training, Utah Valley State College MALTA Diamond Aviation EXAMPLES FOR AUTHORITIES OPERATING DIAMOND AIRCRAFT MOROCCO Morocco Aviation Private Academy, Royal Air Maroc Academy (RAMA) ▪ Australian Air Force Cadets (AAFC) ▪ Austrian Air Force ▪ Bolivian Air Force ▪ Ecuadorian Air Force ▪ French Air Force ▪ Indian Air Force ▪ Nigerian Air Force ▪ Royal Thai Air Force NEW ZEALAND L3Harris Airline Academy, Massey University School of Aviation ▪ United States Air Force Academy Training.
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