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Aircare prepares to launch Vegas training facility
The centre will feature experiential training ubiquitous with all other Aircare FACTS Training locations including the use of full-motion cabin simulators, live firefighting exercises, hypoxia simulation and water survival drills.
This expansion will provide increased training opportunities for both local professionals and those travelling to Las Vegas.

Aircare International is opening its new training centre in Las Vegas, Nevada, officially opening on July 15. This fixed-base facility will provide industry-leading emergency training programmes for the business aviation community, including readily available one day pilot (ODP) and open enrolment flight attendant courses.

“Business aviation activity continues to increase in the Las Vegas area, making it an ideal location for a full-time training centre,” says Brian Hayvaz, vice president of operations for Aircare FACTS Training. “The new facility will offer flexible and comprehensive training solutions in a convenient location.”

The Las Vegas training centre will feature experiential training ubiquitous with all other Aircare FACTS Training locations including the use of full-motion cabin simulators, live firefighting exercises, hypoxia simulation and water survival drills.

Aircare FACTS Training combines online self-study modules, interactive classroom discussions and intensive hands-on practical exercises to maximise knowledge retention and emergency response skills.

Often considered the industry standard for emergency procedures training, Aircare's Las Vegas location will continue the tradition of Aircare FACTS Training, offering innovative training techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure emergency preparedness. One day pilot courses will be available weekly, while open enrolment flight attendant courses will be available one to two times per month.

This expansion will provide increased training opportunities for both local professionals and those travelling to Las Vegas. By offering flexible scheduling, on-demand training options and comprehensive programmes, Aircare International is committed to enhancing the safety and proficiency of aviation professionals.

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