The Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) has given the green light to a strategic collaboration between Fly Jinnah Services (Pvt) Ltd and Air Arabia Academy LLC to establish a specialized aviation training institute in Pakistan.
The newly formed entity, Fly Jinnah T3 Flight Academy (Pvt) Ltd, will offer comprehensive aviation training services within the country. This approval follows a detailed pre-merger review conducted in accordance with the Competition (Merger Control) Regulations of 2016.
Under the joint venture, both Fly Jinnah and Air Arabia Academy will invest resources to develop the training center, which aims to elevate the quality and accessibility of aviation training in Pakistan.
According to the CCP, since this collaboration involves international stakeholders, it does not pose any competitive risks to the local aviation sector.
Fly Jinnah is a commercial airline providing passenger services, while Air Arabia Academy is an established aviation training institution based in the UAE. Their partnership seeks to bridge the skills gap in Pakistan’s aviation industry, ensuring world-class training opportunities for aspiring aviation professionals.
The launch of this independent aviation academy is expected to enhance technical training standards, foster skilled workforce development, and contribute to the overall growth of Pakistan’s aviation sector.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is Fly Jinnah T3 Flight Academy?
Fly Jinnah T3 Flight Academy (Pvt) Ltd is a newly established aviation training institute in Pakistan, formed through a partnership between Fly Jinnah and Air Arabia Academy.
2. What kind of training will be provided at the academy?
The academy will offer specialized training programs for aspiring pilots, cabin crew, and other aviation professionals to meet international standards.
3. Will this collaboration impact competition in Pakistan’s aviation sector?
No, according to the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP), the partnership is international in nature and does not pose a threat to competition in the local market.
4. Where will the training facility be located?
The exact location of the academy in Pakistan is yet to be announced, but it will operate as an independent aviation training institution.
5. How will this initiative benefit Pakistan’s aviation industry?
The academy aims to improve aviation training quality, enhance technical expertise, and provide skilled professionals to support the country’s growing aviation sector.
