en.Wedoany.com Reported - Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares (ASA) has signed an agreement with the Airbus Mexico Training Centre to install an A320 door trainer at the ASA International Training Centre (Centro Internacional de Instrucción de ASA, CIIASA) "Ingeniero Roberto Kobeh González."

In 2026, the equipment was incorporated into training programs for cabin crew and aviation personnel, aiming to expand the available teaching tools in Mexico. During the signing ceremony, ASA General Manager Captain Carlos Manuel Merino Campos stated that the collaboration with Airbus Mexico strengthens technical training and enhances operational safety standards. "Introducing this equipment consolidates professional training and contributes to achieving safer aviation," he noted.

The simulator can replicate aircraft operating conditions and allows practice in emergency scenarios. Cabin crew trainees can perform door opening and closing drills as well as evacuation procedure exercises, thereby deepening their understanding of safety protocols and response capabilities in critical situations. Merino Campos emphasized that the agreement promotes the development of professional human resources and reaffirmed ASA's commitment to modern and competitive aviation. He also thanked the Airbus Mexico Training Centre for its willingness to implement the equipment delivery and dedicate it to CIIASA's training efforts.

Michel-Pierre Petit, legal representative of the Airbus Mexico Training Centre, highlighted that collaboration between the aviation industry and training institutions is essential to ensure sector professionalism. Through this agreement, both parties aim to consolidate the training model to benefit operational safety and professional talent development for the Mexican aviation industry.

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