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TAG To Run Ground Schools for Dassault Falcon Pilots

After completing flight simulator training with CAE in the UK, pilots will go to TAG Global Training's Farnborough Airport facility for more instruction.

Indonesian pilots at TAG Global Training ground school — Indonesian air force pilots were the first to attend TAG's ground school for Dassault Falcon flight crew. (Photo: TAG)

By Charles Alcock • Managing Editor

April 27, 2023

TAG Global Training will run ground school instruction for pilots of Dassault Falcon aircraft completing initial simulator training at CAE’s facility at Burgess Hill in the UK. Under an agreement announced today, TAG will run two-day courses at its Farnborough Airport site covering aviation first aid, wet drills, safety emergency procedures, standard operating procedures, and passenger handling.

Pilots who graduate from the training will be able to return for refresher training at the required intervals. TAG Global Training’s ground school curriculum covers all required instruction for both commercial operations and Part NCC rules for private operators.

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