Houston, Texas USA – CPaT Global today announced they have been awarded a new contract with the flag carrier of Algeria, Air Algérie. CPaT will provide its comprehensive Pilot Training Suite for Air Algérie’s pilots, covering a diverse fleet that includes the Airbus A330 CEO, Airbus A330 NEO, ATR 72-500, ATR 72-600, Boeing 737 NG, Boeing 737 Freighter, and Boeing 737 MAX.
“As the leading provider of aviation distance learning in Africa, CPaT is pleased to support Air Algérie’s training program,” said Capt. Greg Darrow, Vice President of Sales. “By delivering tailored training solutions for their pilots across multiple aircraft types, we aim to enhance operational readiness and support Air Algérie’s commitment to excellence as the flag carrier of Algeria.”
Capt. Samir Hassini, Deputy Director of Training / Directorate of Flight Operations at Air Algérie said: “We are pleased to begin this partnership with CPaT Global, a trusted leader in aviation training. This collaboration is a significant step forward in enhancing the skills and readiness of our pilots across various aircraft types. With CPaT’s tailored training solutions, we are confident that Air Algérie will continue to deliver the highest standards of safety and efficiency to our passengers.”
Air Algérie is based out of Algiers, Algeria.
About Air Algérie
Air Algérie is the national airline of Algeria, serving as the country’s flag carrier since 1962. Headquartered in the Algiers Business Centre, the airline connects Africa with Europe, Asia, and North America through its hub at Algiers International Airport. Air Algérie operates 79 destinations with an extensive network of over 200 routes and an average of 220 flights per day.
With a fleet of 54 aircraft, including ATR turboprops, Boeing 737s, and Airbus A330s, the airline is set to expand with 32 new aircraft over the next five years. Committed to safety, customer service, modernization, and sustainability, Air Algérie also manages its own maintenance base and handling services. The company employs over 9,000 staff, including 1,300 cabin crew and 606 pilots, and is developing its own training academy.
