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Italy’s Ansett Aviation Italia approved by Libyan Civil Aviation Authority as a training provider

bySami Zaptia
April 27, 2026
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According to aviation media reports, the Libyan Civil Aviation Authority has approved Ansett Aviation Italia, a Milan-based flight simulator training centre, to provide training to Libyan aviation personnel. 

This approval gives Libyan trainees access to Ansett Aviation Italia’s Approved Training Organization (ATO) and its AVRO FFS (Full Flight Simulator).

The training centre is located at Milan Malpensa International Airport and offers Type Ratings and recurrent training for various aircraft, including the AVRO RJ-85/100, Airbus A320, Boeing B737NG, and Viking CL-415.

This approval aims to strengthen the operational capabilities of Libyan air operators by providing high-quality simulator training, supporting the training and qualification framework for the Libyan aviation sector.

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This move is part of wider efforts in North Africa to improve aviation standards and follows increased cooperation between Italy and Libya on aviation, including a technical agreement signed in March 2025 to train Libyan pilots in Italy to support the restructuring of the Libyan aviation sector. 

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