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We are a Human Resource company that trains ATPL ab-initio pilots and other flight personnel. A merge of a team of psychologists and a bigger team of Air Force and Commercial pilot instructors. Founded in 1979 under the name Aerocondor we have trained thousands of pilots and other flight personnel that now serve in all major airline companies. In 2013 we became a member of G Air Group, with a higher ambition and a stronger passion to take the skies and help develop a new generation of pilots, offering aviation training excellence and top class facilities within a multicultural environment.

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