AYJET Flight School, which has been continuously growing since its establishment in 2005, especially as a result of the increasing demand before the pandemic and the cooperation initiated with THY, SunExpress and Pegasus Airlines, signed an agreement with SONACA for the purchase of 12 aircraft in April 2018.
The first of these aircraft was received in July 2019 and the participation of 12 aircraft was completed to the AYJET fleet.
As it is known, the European Commission has made changes in the training programs for pilots to receive better training and to prevent accidents, as the European Commission has determined that aircraft entering an abnormal state and loss of control are among the most important risks in commercial air transportation. AYJET flight school made the necessary changes in its training programs for this purpose and included two ZLIN 242L aircraft to its fleet to be used in this training program.
In accordance with AYJET’s evaluation that the aviation industry will return to its former vitality after the pandemic and the need for pilots will increase as before the pandemic so AYJET’s the aircraft fleet reached 35 aircraft with the participation of SONACA 200 and ZLIN 242L aircrafts.
We are absolutely sure that who makes the right predictions about the future and make good plans for the future will achieve success more easily.
We believe that after the pandemic, our civil aviation will continue to grow rapidly from where it left off and that we will take our place in growth as the AYJET family.

A star was lost in the Turkish Military and Civil Aviation community.

Korgün ÖZTOPÇU, whose military personality in the air force, his piloting, and his success in the air pentathlon, was engraved in the memory of many aviators, became a role model for the pilots with his attitude and behavior in Turkish Civil Aviation after the Turkish Air Force.

Retired Captain Pilot Korgün ÖZTOPÇU, who worked as a simulator teacher at AYJET Flight School after completing his flight career in airlines, transferred his labor, knowledge and experience to young pilot candidates. He made invaluable contributions to their being good aviators and pilots.

Retired Captain Pilot Korgün ÖZTOPÇU with his modest personality, professionalism in military and civil aviation and his always smiling face will never be erased from our hearts and memories as the contrail left by jet planes in the sky.

Our deepest condolonces to the family and all the aviation community. Rest in peace Captain Korgün.

Within the scope of the corporation between Turkish Airlines and AYJET Flight School, 16 pilot candidates who started their flight training on August 27, 2018 successfully completed their training and deserve to have an airline pilot licenses.

The graduation ceremony of our alumni pilots as AYJET 81st-THY 9th term was held on February 1, 2020 with the participation of our alumni pilots’ families, relatives, and AYJET family. Also, Airbus A320 Type Manager Captain Pilot Serkan Cevdet TANSU from Turkish Airlines was attended the ceremony. AYJET School Principal Naci UÇAR, and top scoring student of 9th term, Burak YALÇINTAŞ, gave their speeches at the ceremony.

Our students, who has started their flight training in AYJET after having completed the pilot selection process of Turkish Airlines, has shown great performance throughout their training in AYJET.
The cooperation which has been started between AYJET and Turkish Airlines has continued with new pilot candidates while graduating present terms. Up to now, 150 alumni pilots has been given pilot training and 157 student pilots are continuing to get trained on behalf of Turkish Airlines.

So far, 592 of the pilots graduated from AYJET, fly for Turkish Airlines, 233 of them for Pegasus Airlines, 88 of them for SunExpress and others in different airline companies. In total, 1094 pilots graduated from AYJET have taken their places in cockpits and began to fly for airlines.

We wish our young and new alumni pilots success and safe flights throughout their pilot career in Turkish Airlines.

78th Term’s pilots have been graduated from AYJET. Graduation ceremony was held at Hezarfen Airport on November 23rd,2019 at 14:00 pm, on Saturday with the participation of alumni pilots’ families, AYJET staff and guests.

Along with being a good pilot, we believe these 11 alumni pilots will take their places in cockpit before long like pervious alumni.

We also, congratulate Bartu YILMAZ who has come in first at flight training among the 78th term with his outstanding flight performance and academic success with 99.21% ATPL exam average out of 100%.

So far, AYJET has given 77 terms flight training to pilot graduates who have CPL/IR/ATPL (Frozen) pilot licenses. 576 of them work for Turkish Airlines, 229 of them for Pegasus Airlines, 86 of them for SunExpress and others in different airline companies. In total, 1071 pilots graduated from AYJET have taken their places in cockpit and began to fly for airlines.

We congratulate our young pilots who have made their dreams come true at AYJET and we wish them safe flights during their entire career.

AYJET hosted a group of 52 students from Birmingham who are interested in aviation, known as the nation’s second largest training centre and populous city. Birmingham University Aviation students visited AYJET Flight School on November 11, 2019 within the scope of their career research program and visited the aviation training environment and simulator centre of AYJET after the briefing given to them about the school and training program.

Within the scope of the corporation between Turkish Airlines and AYJET Flight School, 18 pilot candidates who started their flight training on June 25, 2018 successfully completed their training and deserve to have an airline pilot licenses.

The graduation ceremony of our alumni pilots as AYJET-THY 8th term was held on November 16, 2019 with the participation of our alumni pilots’ families, relatives, and AYJET family. Also, Purchasing Manager Emre AKMAN, Airbus A320 Type Manager Captain Pilot Serkan Cevdet TANSU and Head of Student Affair Abdulkerim AKYOL from Turkish Airlines are attended the ceremony. AYJET School Principal Naci UÇAR, Turkish Airlines Purchasing Manager Emre AKMAN and top scoring student of 8th term, Osman YETKİN, gave their speeches at the ceremony.

Our students, who has started their flight training in AYJET after having completed the pilot selection process of Turkish Airlines, has shown great performance throughout their training in AYJET. 8th term, has graduated with an average of 91.91 points in their ATPL exams.

The cooperation which has been started between AYJET and Turkish Airlines has continued with new pilot candidates while graduating present terms. Up to now, 134 alumni pilots has been given pilot training and 135 student pilots are continuing to get trained on behalf of Turkish Airlines.

So far, 576 of the pilots graduated from AYJET, fly for Turkish Airlines, 229 of them for Pegasus Airlines, 86 of them for SunExpress and others in different airline companies. In total, 1071 pilots graduated from AYJET have taken their places in cockpits and began to fly for airlines.

We wish our young and new alumni pilots success and safe flights throughout their pilot career in Turkish Airlines.

Within the scope of the corporation between Turkish Airlines and AYJET Flight School, 18 pilot candidates who started their flight training on May 2, 2018 successfully completed their training and deserve to have an airline pilot licenses.

The graduation ceremony of our alumni pilots as AYJET-THY 7th term was held on September 22, 2019 with the participation of our alumni pilots’ families, relatives, and AYJET family. In his speech, AYJET School Principal Naci UÇAR read a letter written by Sema AL who is a mother of Mehmet Derya AL one of our graduates, in order to express her feelings and gave the participants a moment of emotion. Also top scoring student of 7th term, Emirhan AKDEMİR gave his speech at the ceremony.

Our students, who has started their flight training in AYJET after having completed the pilot selection process of Turkish Airlines, has shown great performance throughout their training in AYJET. 7th term, has graduated with an average of 91.69 points in their ATPL exams.

The cooperation which has been started between AYJET and Turkish Airlines has continued with new pilot candidates while graduating present terms. Up to now, 116 alumni pilots has been given pilot training and 114 student pilots are continuing to get trained on behalf of Turkish Airlines.

So far, 556 of the pilots graduated from AYJET, fly for Turkish Airlines, 197 of them for Pegasus Airlines, 83 of them for SunExpress and others in different airline companies. In total, 1014 pilots graduated from AYJET have taken their places in cockpits and began to fly for airlines.

We wish our young and new alumni pilots success and safe flights throughout their pilot career in Turkish Airlines.

76th Term’s pilots have been graduated from AYJET. Graduation ceremony was held at Hezarfen Airport on August 19th,2019 at 16:00 pm, on Sunday with the participation of alumni pilots’ families, AYJET staff and guests.

Along with being a good pilot, we believe these 12 alumni pilots will take their places in cockpit before long like pervious alumni.

We also, congratulate Özgür BORAZAN who has come in first at flight training among the 76th term with his outstanding flight performance and academic success.

AYJET 76th term alumni Yiğit GÜLER’ s brother, Mustafa Mert GÜLER, who is also graduated from 34th term of AYJET and works for Pegasus Airlines as a Captain Pilot gave a speech and expressed about his feelings and thoughts at the ceremony.

So far, AYJET has given 75 terms flight training to pilot graduates who have CPL/IR/ATPL (Frozen) pilot licenses. 537 of them work for Turkish Airlines, 196 of them for Pegasus Airlines, 83 of them for SunExpress and others in different airline companies. In total, 995 pilots graduated from AYJET have taken their places in cockpit and began to fly for airlines.

We congratulate our young pilots who have made their dreams come true at AYJET and we wish them safe flights during their entire career.