Amy Wilder is a private pilot with more than two decades of experience as a writer and editor in a career spanning journalism, marketing, and communications. 
She has worked in aviation journalism since 2023, combining a lifelong passion for flight and a love of the aviation community with a penchant for storytelling. As a licensed pilot, she brings firsthand insight to the stories she covers, lending an authentic, on-the-ground perspective to industry coverage.
She holds a Master of Arts in Eastern Classics and a Master of Arts in Liberal Arts, both from St. John&#039;s College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, along with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Culture.

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Nimbl and Scott International Procedures are expanding their two-decade partnership to give business aviation operators broader access to customized international procedures training and safety resources.
The partnership enables integration of a flight department’s international operations manual directly into live or remote-live instruction. The approach provides hands-on training aligned with an operator’s approved procedures, reinforcing compliance and safety through real-world application.
Scott IPC is offering Nimbl clients a 15% discount on all training programs. “We’re proud to expand our partnership with Nimbl to give operators greater access to the training and resources they need to fly confidently worldwide,” said Amy Scott, co-founder of Scott IPC.
Clément Meersseman, Nimbl’s v-p of strategic partnerships, added that the collaboration supports both companies’ shared mission to improve safety and compliance. “Nimbl has always valued the quality of Scott IPC’s training and looks forward to encouraging clients to stay safe and compliant,” he said.

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