Acron Aviation, Arik Air extend exclusive B737NG training partnership to 2029

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Acron Aviation today announced a multi-year contract extension with Arik Air, reinforcing a long-standing partnership and confirming Acron Aviation as Arik Air’s exclusive provider of B737NG Full Flight Simulator (FFS) training.

Under the terms of the extended agreement, through to 2029, Arik Air has agreed that all its B737NG FFS training requirements will be delivered exclusively by Acron Aviation, utilizing its global training footprint, including the London Training Center (LTC).

The contract extension ensures Arik Air’s flight crews receive consistent, high-quality simulator training delivered to the highest international standards, and benefit from operational continuity, optimized scheduling, and access to experienced Instructors and modern, reliable training facilities.

Patrick Davis, VP and GM Airline Training at Acron Aviation, said: “This contract extension, and agreement to exclusivity, is a strong endorsement of Arik Air’s confidence in our training solutions, facilities, and, most importantly, our people.” Davis continued, “We are proud to continue supporting Arik Air’s operations and look forward to strengthening our partnership over the next three years.”

Arik Air is Nigeria’s largest commercial airline and a key operator within West and Central Africa, serving major domestic and regional routes. The airline plays a vital role in regional connectivity, supporting business, tourism, and economic growth across its network.

The extension reflects Acron Aviation’s continued investment in advanced training capabilities and its commitment to building long-term partnerships with airlines worldwide.

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