HeliSpeed Academy, a provider of helicopter pilot training services, has announced the signing of a strategic training agreement with Hongkik Air South Korea, a renowned helicopter operator and training provider in Asia.

This collaborative partnership marks a significant milestone in the aviation industry and signifies a commitment to excellence in helicopter pilot training from HeliSpeed Academy.

Under this agreement, Helispeed Academy will provide Bell 206 helicopter instructor training to Hongkik Air pilots, ensuring the highest standards of safety and proficiency in helicopter operations.

The Bell 206 series is widely used for various missions, including training, utility and corporate transport in South Korea.

“We are thrilled to partner with Hongkik Air South Korea in this training endeavor,” said Gemma Walker, operations director of Helispeed Academy.

“This collaboration not only underscores our dedication to advancing helicopter pilot training globally and also strengthens international ties within the aviation network for training. Hongkik Air South Korea has a great reputation in Asia, and we are confident that our training programs will further enhance their capabilities and safety standards in line with their growth plans.”

Hongkik Air South Korea, known for its commitment to excellence in helicopter operations, is eager to leverage Helispeed Academy’s expertise in providing comprehensive instructor training programs. The collaboration aims to promote safer and more efficient helicopter operations in South Korea and the Asia-Pacific region.

“Our partnership with Helispeed Academy will enable us to elevate our training standards and enhance the proficiency of our instructors,” said Woojeong Kang, spokesperson at Hongkik Air South Korea.

“We believe that this collaboration will contribute significantly to the development of the helicopter industry in our region and ensure the highest level of safety for our operations.”

Both Helispeed Academy and Hongkik Air South Korea are committed to fostering excellence in aviation training, and this agreement marks the beginning of a productive and mutually beneficial relationship.

It is anticipated that this collaboration will strengthen the aviation industry in South Korea and promote further cooperation between international aviation organizations.