Hong Kong Professional Airline Pilots Association HKPAPA

At St. Paul’s Co-educational College, selected students and families were given rare exposure to airline-level thinking through a closed-door aviation session. Beyond flying, the workshop focused on decision-making under pressure, professional discipline, and simulator-based training standards — offering a clear view of what separates hobbyists from future captains.

Hardware, Green Finance, and the SKYTOPIA Opportunity Group Photo with PolyU Business School MBA Students and Professor Alan By Captain Steven Cheung, Chairman, HKPAPA As Hong Kong enters 2026, the aviation industry is no longer talking about recovery—it is recalibrating its altitude. The city is moving into a new strategic phase defined by next-generation aircraft, sustainable finance, and an aviation-centric urban economy that is unmatched globally. I recently had the privilege of engaging...

Important Notice : This note is intended solely for Pilot Apprentices under the Aerospace Ambassador Programme for educational and simulator familiarization purposes only. It is not for real-world flight operations . Always refer to your company SOPs and approved manuals for operational and training use. What students actually do when visiting an Airbus / Boeing Level-D Simulator? This simple guide is designed for student pilots/pilot apprentices  visiting an A320 full-motion Level-D...