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SkyUp Airlines adopts PRODEFIS software to run its evidence-based pilot training

Source: prodefis· 17 Feb 2026
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Ukrainian carrier SkyUp Airlines has partnered with training-software provider PRODEFIS to digitize its evidence-based training (EBT) program and qualification tracking through the company's TPMS platform. The move shifts SkyUp's pilot competency records and training-readiness tracking away from paper-based processes onto a searchable digital system, following a pattern of airlines across Europe and the Gulf adopting similar platforms to meet evidence-based training requirements introduced in recent years.

The Ukrainian carrier is moving its evidence-based training and qualification tracking onto a digital platform rather than paper-based records.

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