AeronautX Luftfahrtschule GmbH

AeronautX is a business aviation pilot training provider headquartered in Austria, with a training centre in Amsterdam, minutes from Schiphol Airport. The company was founded in 1997. It grew from Austria's first JAR-certified training organisation into an EASA-approved provider. It now has nearly 30 years of experience in business aviation training.

The Amsterdam centre offers programmes for pilots who fly the Challenger 300 and Challenger 600 series. It serves pilots from across Europe, the Middle East and beyond.

Training covers every step of a pilot's path. Courses include the initial type rating, recurrent training and differences training for pilots who already hold a type rating on another variant. The school also offers base training and type rating instructor training. Operator specific courses cover UPRT, special airports, steep approach and ETOPS. Pilots can book the full flight simulators dry with their own instructor, on flexible dates.

For new pilots, a Become a Pilot programme runs from ground school to the final skill test and qualifies students for commercial operations. Ground training is open to pilots and cabin crew. It covers safety, emergency and survival, CRM, human factors, leadership and VIP service.

AeronautX says its instructors fly the same aircraft in real operations. Each pilot trains with an instructor mentor who shares practical business aviation insight. The method is built on Evidence-Based Training. It combines AI-enhanced evaluations with digital tools, so more learning can happen remotely and pilots spend less time away from work. The company works with small operators and large organisations, and adapts each course to the customer's operation.

AeronautX is part of AX Aero Group. The group's services include pilot training and simulation, flight testing and certification support for new aircraft, and real-time technical help and flight planning tools for aircraft owners and operators.

Services

• Initial type rating
• Recurrent training
• Differences training
• Base training
• Type rating instructor training
• Operator specific training
• Dry simulator booking
• Become a pilot programme
• Ground training
• Cabin crew training