Aeros Flight Training Announces Key Team Enhancements Across Flight Operations and Student Services.
Aeros Flight Training has announced a series of enhancements within its operational and student support teams, reinforcing the organisation’s commitment to delivering outstanding training standards and student experience.
Garvie Logan has been appointed Senior Flight Operations and Planning Manager, where he will oversee operational planning, scheduling and flight operations coordination across the Aeros training network.
At the same time, Kim Bennett has moved into an enhanced role managing Student Support and Graduate Services, further strengthening Aeros’ focus on student wellbeing, progression and career support.
Speaking about his new role, Garvie Logan said: “Aeros continues to grow at an exciting pace, and I’m proud to be taking on this expanded role. Ensuring efficient operations while maintaining the highest standards of training and safety remains our top priority.”

Kim Bennett added: “Supporting students throughout their training journey, and beyond into their careers, is something I’m incredibly passionate about. This enhanced role allows us to further develop the support and graduate services available to every Aeros student.”
Sarah Champneys, Head of Sales & Marketing commented: "Graduate Services is becoming an increasingly important part of the Aeros proposition. While our primary responsibility is to deliver exceptional pilot training, we also recognise that students are investing in a future career.
What makes our approach different is that employability isn't treated as a separate programme or a final-stage process. It's woven into how we operate, the relationships we build with airlines and industry partners, and the support we provide throughout a student's training journey.
Kim is ideally placed to lead this next phase, bringing together student support, graduate services and industry engagement to create an even stronger experience for current and future Aeros students."
These appointments form part of Aeros’ wider strategy to strengthen operational delivery while continuing to provide exceptional support for aspiring pilots from enrollment through to employment.
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About Aeros Flight Training
Aeros Flight Training is one of the UK’s most established modular pilot training academies. With training bases in Cardiff, Gloucester, Leeds East and Wellesbourne, and a proven track record of helping students achieve their professional pilot ambitions, Aeros delivers high-quality flight training through experienced instructors, modern facilities and a supportive learning environment.
The academy offers a full suite of recreational and professional modular flight training courses through its Fast-Track and Flexi-Track training pathways, combining structured progression with the flexibility to train around individual circumstances. Aeros is also proud to be one of the selected training providers supporting the British Airways Speedbird Pilot Academy, helping to develop the next generation of airline pilots.
What sets Aeros apart is its commitment to making professional pilot training more accessible. With a pay-as-you-train approach and no requirement for substantial upfront training payments*, students can progress at a pace that suits their personal and financial circumstances. Many choose to earn as they learn, balancing training with employment while working towards their aviation goals.
Aeros students achieve UK CAA licences and benefit from training designed to prepare them for careers across the aviation industry, from their first flight through to the airline flight deck.
*Students are required to pay a modest enrolment fee to secure training places, but no high value or repeat prepayments are requested or required, flights are paid as they are taken, one at a time.
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It's impressive to see Aeros strengthening both operational efficiency and student support, especially with Kim Bennett's enhanced role focusing on graduate services. Sarah Champneys' point about employability being woven throughout the entire journey, not just a separate program, is fantastic. This commitment to continuous development truly sounds like an infinite craft of student success from enrollment to employment. It really sets Aeros apart. 😊
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