Bristol Groundschool, Wings Alliance, and The Air League are delighted to announce a new partnership aimed at providing aspiring commercial pilots with unbiased, high-quality training advice and support. The collaboration ensures individuals receive clear guidance on the training options available to them, tailored to their specific circumstances, including considerations of timing, flexibility, and cost.
This partnership will foster collaboration between the three organisations, facilitating the sharing of best practices and strengthening the support available to those looking to pursue an aviation career. As part of the initiative, Bristol Groundschool will annually be offering 5 scholarships through The Air League, furthering its commitment to developing the next generation of aviation professionals. Applications open on Saturday 22nd March and will close on Sunday 4th May. For further information please visit the Air League website here
The partnership and the Scholarships will be launched officially at the Pilot Careers Live event at the Sofitel in Heathrow on Saturday, 22nd March. This prestigious event will provide an excellent platform to introduce the initiative to prospective pilots and industry stakeholders.
Gill Fowkes, Communications Manager at Bristol Groundschool and the Wings Alliance, commented: “We are thrilled to be joining forces with The Air League to ensure that aspiring pilots receive impartial and high-quality advice on their training journey. Our collaboration will allow us to work closely to support individuals in making informed decisions about their future, and our scholarship programme will help make pilot training more accessible.”
Janine Hornsby, CEO of The Air League, added: “At the Air League we are committed to breaking down barriers to aviation and aerospace careers. By partnering with Bristol Groundschool and Wings Alliance, we can ensure that more aspiring pilots receive the guidance and financial support they need to achieve their dreams.”
For more information visit www.bristol.gs and the Air League
