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Entry Point North and Belgocontrol join forces to deliver high quality training

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Entry Point North, one of the largest global ATS academies, and the Belgian ANSP Belgocontrol, signed a long-term agreement to provide Belgocontrol with high quality training through the newly established joint venture Entry Point North Belgium.

To organise these trainings, Belgocontrol welcomes Entry Point North at Steenokkerzeel to install a new training site. It will deliver ATC Initial, Unit, Continuation and Development training for ab-initio and operational air traffic controllers in Belgium. In addition, it will offer ATSEP, Safety, AIS, Meteorology, Quality, Management and many other courses in accordance with the training needs of Belgocontrol. The training will be based on Entry Point North’s training philosophy and methodology and will be delivered in cooperation with Belgocontrol staff. The first courses will commence in September 2018.

Entry Point North Belgium

Entry Point North Belgium is a registered Belgian company established at the current Belgocontrol training facilities in Brussels and will initially be equipped with newly installed simulators: 50 radar-pilot positions, three 180° and one 360° TWR 3D simulator. Entry Point North Belgium will also use current TopSky simulators for training.

Johan Decuyper, Belgocontrol CEO: “Since 2015, Belgocontrol has been recruiting intensively and we continue to do so in 2018 and beyond. Through the collaboration with Entry Point North we will not only be able to organise high quality training for our own future collaborators, but also offer training to external partners”.

Anne Kathrine Jensen, Entry Point North CEO: “We are very proud to be trusted to build a joint venture with Belgocontrol, and we look forward to provide the same high quality training to Belgocontrol as we do from all other Entry Point North training sites”.

About Entry Point North

Entry Point North is one of the largest global ATS academies. The premier training solutions are carried out in accordance with best practice and international rules, regulations and standards including ICAO and European Commission.

Entry Point North is a total training solution provider. We offer a wide portfolio of training and services to aspiring and operational air traffic controllers, air traffic flight information service officers, air traffic safety electronics, administrative and other aviation-related personnel. Training is delivered at modern facilities in Sweden, Ireland, Hungary, Denmark, Spain and at client sites. Our clients are regional and international, public and private air navigation service providers, airports, airlines as well as military organisations and our services are delivered throughout Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

Entry Point North is an internationally recognised academy with more than 100 employees and 2,000 ATM consultants originating from over 19 countries and delivering training for more than 3,300 students yearly. Our five modern training facilities are equipped with more than 270 state-of-the-art simulator positions, five 270°/360° 3D and fifteen 180° 3D state-of-the-art simulators.

This post was published on 7 March 2018 17:19

Bart Noëth

Working for 25 years in the aviation industry, I changed my career and became a firefighter/EMT in 2021. I like to spend my free time with my two sons, girlfriend, family and friends. I love to travel, wine and dine and support my favourite football squad KV Mechelen. Once an Ironman 70.3 finisher and dreaming of completing a full distance.

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