On June 20th, ENAC and UIR, Université Internationale de Rabat, signed a framework cooperation agreement.

On 9 and 10 October 2018, the International Symposium Remote Tower will be held at ENAC, bringing together the leading experts in the field. This event is intended for all stakeholders potentially impacted, from ATCO/AFISO to ATSEP, R&D activities, NSA activities, Airport industry etc…

The ENGIE Ineo - Groupe ADP - SAFRAN Research Chair on Drone Systems is the first European research chair to address the subject of drone integration in airspace. The chair was launched in 2015 and funded by the 3 companies. It aims to promote research and education by the way of the ENAC’s drone expertise and the knowledge of the Air Traffic
Management world.

Risk Communication for the Future: Towards Smart Risk Governance and Safety Management, co-authored by Mathilde Bourrier and Corinne Bieder is now available online.

The advanced master “Aviation Safety Aircraft Airworthiness” gives future managers a broad understanding of the issues and priorities in Airworthiness with a focus on air transport safety from design to operations within the international legal environment. Focus on this unique training program.

On June 21, 2018, on the sidelines of the Paris Air Forum, Hong-Kong International Airport Chief Executive Officer Fred Lam, and ENAC Deputy Chief Executive Officer Philippe Crébassa signed a new agreement to train the managers of the Asian air transport industry.

On June 11, 2018, the National Secretary of Brazilian Civil Aviation, Dario Rais Lopez, and the deputy Director General of ENAC, Philippe Crebassa, signed in Toulouse a cooperation agreement to implement two Advanced Masters in Brazil, the very first training programmes of their kind in Latin America.

The ENAC Foundation has set up an international scholarship programme funded by GIFAS*, to support international students admitted in advanced masters, Masters of Science and the Graduate Engineer’s degree of ENAC.
This programme is intended to promote academic excellence, access to French aeronautical education and exposure to the French Aerospace industry.

The International Civil Aviation Organization simulation (Model ICAO) is a global negotiation simulation on civil aviation issues, based on the UN Model. Hundreds of students from the world's most prestigious schools and universities will attend this international event, from May 11 to 14, 2018 in Montreal (Canada).

With a need to recruit 250 pilots every year, driven by natural departures and a significant growth in Air France, Joon and Transavia's fleet and flight schedule, Air France has decided to relaunch its cadet pilot programme 8 years after its suspension. The first students will begin this summer and Air France has chosen ENAC, the French National School of Civil Aviation, to select and train its future airline pilots. Their course will be carried out over 20 months until their successfully obtain the necessary qualifications to exercise their profession. They will then join the Air France group as pilots on Airbus A320 or Boeing 737.