Gözen Digital Aviation's Simorg Platform to Run Training Management at AeronautX's New Amsterdam Centre
Why It MattersBusiness aviation training providers are adopting airline-style digital systems to manage scheduling and student progress as simulator capacity in Europe expands.
Turkish aviation software provider Gözen Digital Aviation has announced a partnership with Austrian business aviation pilot training organisation AeronautX to integrate its Simorg training management platform into AeronautX's new Amsterdam training centre. The agreement will establish a centralised digital system for training bookings, scheduling, student progress and operational coordination ahead of the facility's opening. Gözen Digital Aviation said the system has been tailored to the training provider's operational needs, and the implementation will give AeronautX and its customers greater visibility over training schedules and course progression.
The Amsterdam centre is scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2027, initially operating two full-flight simulators within a facility designed to accommodate eight simulator bays. AeronautX received its first flight simulator there in October 2026. The centre will initially support Bombardier Challenger 350 and Challenger 650 pilot training, using Level D full-flight simulators alongside cockpit procedures training tools and an AI-supported debriefing platform. The partnership adds a business aviation training organisation to Simorg's portfolio of airline and independent simulator training centre customers in Europe.
Gözen Digital Aviation is headquartered in Istanbul and is part of Gözen Holding; it develops software for aviation training, airline operations and aviation management. AeronautX is an EASA-approved pilot training organisation founded in 1997 and headquartered in Wels, Austria, and is part of the Zurich-headquartered AX Aero Group.
