The agreements encompass Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) Programmes for maintenance teams, ab initio and commercial pilots

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 19 November 2025: At the 2025 Dubai Airshow, flydubai, the Dubai-based carrier, and Boeing announced agreements that will provide ab initio pilots, pilots undergoing initial type rating courses and maintenance personnel with comprehensive training programmes to support flydubai's fleet operations.

The agreements for Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) programmes are designed to improve training outcomes through a focus on competency and data-informed scenarios. Boeing will also provide consulting services to support the implementation of the training programmes for flydubai.

flydubai has built a strong workforce of more than 6,700 employees across various functions, including more than 640 skilled engineers and almost 1,400 pilots, and operates a growing fleet of 96 Boeing 737 aircraft. Earlier this year, the carrier inaugurated its Flight Training facility on its Campus grounds before launching the flydubai Ab Initio Pilot Training Programme, one of the airline's many initiatives that focuses on growing and investing in its skilled workforce.

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