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Lufthansa Aviation Training
About Lufthansa Aviation Training
Lufthansa Aviation Training GmbH (LAT) is a subsidiary of Lufthansa Commercial Holding GmbH which is headquartered in Munich, Germany. The company emerged at the beginning of 2017 from the amalgamation of the present Lufthansa Flight Training and Swiss AviationTraining. With 12 training locations and a customer portfolio of more than 200 airlines, Lufthansa Aviation Training is one of Europe’s leading flight training organizations. The member airlines of the Lufthansa Group and further internationally reputed air carriers can all count on Lufthansa Aviation Training’s comprehensive expertise in providing basic and further training for cockpit and cabin personnel. Safety, quality and professionalism are Lufthansa Aviation Training’s paramount priorities. The company offers both new entrants to the aviation world and those with previous aviation experience a wide range of occupational opportunities and development prospects and perspectives on attractive terms. Impressum: https://www.lufthansa-aviation-training.com/impressum/
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Signals from Lufthansa Aviation Training
4 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Lufthansa Aviation Training colleagues Florian Juraschek and Matthias German returned from Bangkok to the APATS 2026 event after three days of insightful discussions.
Reported by Lufthansa Aviation Training
People
Lufthansa Aviation Training is hiring for roles across Europe including aircraft and simulator maintenance, analytics, production planning, and future pilot training programs.
Reported by Lufthansa Aviation Training
Operations & Supply
Lufthansa Aviation Training and CAE are expanding its Airbus A220 training network to Singapore in collaboration with Airbus, deploying a new A220 full-flight simulator at the Airbus Asia Training Centre in 2027.
Reported by Lufthansa Aviation Training
Operations & Supply
Lufthansa Aviation Training achieved a 25% solar generation rate for its Training Center at Zurich Airport using over 1,200 solar panels.
Reported by Manuel Meier