Singapore Technologies Aviation Training has received regulatory approval to be a flight training organisation (FTO).
The flying school's parent, ST Aerospace, says the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore has granted approval for ST Aviation Training to be a FTO.
This paves the way for the school's students to apply for CAAS commercial pilot licenses with instrument rating, it adds.
Source: Air Transport Intelligence news
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