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Airbus signs training agreements with two Thai universities

Airbus expands its Asia-Pacific network of partnerships to further advance the development of the next generation of industry professionals

Airbus signed agreements with two of Thailand’s leading universities earlier today, 6th February.

In doing so, Airbus expands its Asia-Pacific network of partnerships to further advance the development of the next generation of industry professionals.

The agreements were signed at the Singapore Airshow, where academics from both Kasetsart University and the King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) met with Airbus representatives to formalise the respective partnerships.

Beyond curriculum co-development, the partnership further  extends to practical immersion. 

This includes annual site visits to various Airbus campuses for a first-hand look at real-world aviation operations, as well as the provision of internship positions, designed to offer students meaningful industry experience.

Valuable experience for the next generation

As part of a three-year partnership, Airbus and the universities will co-develop two courses that introduce students to flight operations support from the unique perspective of an aircraft manufacturer.

Dr Wanchai Yodsudjai, dean of the faculty of engineering at Kasetsart University, said: “Through this collaboration, our students will gain valuable exposure to real-world industry practices, learn directly from global experts, and develop the skills and global perspective needed for their future careers. We believe this partnership will create meaningful opportunities for our students and contribute positively to the long-term development of the engineering and aviation sectors.”

KMITL president Dr Komsan Maleesee likewise remarked: “This partnership with Airbus will strengthen our commitment to bridging education and industry, preparing our students to become future innovators in the global aviation sector.”

Airbus head of human resources in the Asia Pacific Paul Colgnec further enthused: “We’re thrilled to have two new universities join our network of academic partnerships to equip students seeking a career in global aviation with practical skills to succeed. We look forward to working closely with Kasetsart University and KMITL on this exciting journey.”

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Airbus signs training agreements with two Thai universities

Airbus expands its Asia-Pacific network of partnerships to further advance the development of the next generation of industry professionals

Airbus signed agreements with two of Thailand’s leading universities earlier today, 6th February.

In doing so, Airbus expands its Asia-Pacific network of partnerships to further advance the development of the next generation of industry professionals.

The agreements were signed at the Singapore Airshow, where academics from both Kasetsart University and the King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL) met with Airbus representatives to formalise the respective partnerships.

Beyond curriculum co-development, the partnership further  extends to practical immersion. 

This includes annual site visits to various Airbus campuses for a first-hand look at real-world aviation operations, as well as the provision of internship positions, designed to offer students meaningful industry experience.

Valuable experience for the next generation

As part of a three-year partnership, Airbus and the universities will co-develop two courses that introduce students to flight operations support from the unique perspective of an aircraft manufacturer.

Dr Wanchai Yodsudjai, dean of the faculty of engineering at Kasetsart University, said: “Through this collaboration, our students will gain valuable exposure to real-world industry practices, learn directly from global experts, and develop the skills and global perspective needed for their future careers. We believe this partnership will create meaningful opportunities for our students and contribute positively to the long-term development of the engineering and aviation sectors.”

KMITL president Dr Komsan Maleesee likewise remarked: “This partnership with Airbus will strengthen our commitment to bridging education and industry, preparing our students to become future innovators in the global aviation sector.”

Airbus head of human resources in the Asia Pacific Paul Colgnec further enthused: “We’re thrilled to have two new universities join our network of academic partnerships to equip students seeking a career in global aviation with practical skills to succeed. We look forward to working closely with Kasetsart University and KMITL on this exciting journey.”

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