SriLankan Airlines’ training center, SriLankan Aviation College, was recently recognized by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) as a Top Performer for their Authorized Training Center (ATC) for 2024.
This prestigious award is granted to the most exceptional IATA-accredited institutions globally, advancing SriLankan Aviation College to the Preferred ATC category.
This honor highlights SriLankan Airlines’ unwavering dedication to developing talent for the travel industry on an international scale.
Airline Chief Executive Richard Nuttall stated: “We are truly humbled to be recognized as a top performing IATA Authorized Training Center. It speaks volumes about how much effort the college puts into offering high-quality job-ready programs led by top-tier instructors, blending real-world knowledge and practical sessions.”
Nuttall noted that the SriLankan Aviation College has achieved notable progress over the past two years, particularly with the aviation sector recovering to pre-pandemic levels throughout 2024.
Utilizing the World’s Best Offerings in Sri Lanka
Over the years, SriLankan Aviation College has introduced many sought-after IATA programs in Sri Lanka, including the IATA Foundation in Travel and Tourism Diploma, the IATA Cargo Introductory Course, and the IATA Airline Cabin Crew course, among many others.
Whether it’s the quality of training, state-of-the-art facilities, or talent incubation, SriLankan Aviation College has consistently delivered outstanding results across all IATA programs on the island throughout the years, reflecting its mission of cultivating the right talent for the aviation industry.
The ATC accreditation also symbolizes the enduring partnership and credibility SriLankan Aviation College has established with IATA Training.
The institution’s other accomplishments since its inception include being an IATA Approved Training Center since establishment, receiving recognition as an IATA Top Performing Training Center for multiple consecutive years, and being the only IATA Regional Training Partner in Sri Lanka, among the very few in the area.
