Alain François has developed a career spanning over 35 years in air transport, successively holding the positions of pilot, airline director, airport director, and then station manager within a handling company that manages over one million passengers per year. 

Building on this experience, he founded Airport Consult in 2006, a company dedicated to consulting and training in the aeronautical field.

Over time, Airport Consult has expanded its portfolio of activities, particularly in training and support for quality management, regulatory compliance, and airport operations, strengthening its presence among international air transport stakeholders. This growth has resulted in an increased reach, both in France and abroad, thanks to specialized consulting and training services.

In 2022, to better address the challenges and opportunities of an increasingly international market, the Aero Consulting brand was adopted, while maintaining continuity with the activities and expertise developed under the Airport Consult name. This name change aimed to make the offering clearer and more attractive on the global stage, highlighting its aeronautical focus and international reach.

Since 2005, Aero Consulting Aeronautical Training has been providing customized solutions in consulting, safety audits, and aeronautical training to its partners in the air transport industry. We build a lasting relationship with our clients. 

We build a lasting relationship of trust with our clients based on listening, communication, and transparency.

Furthermore, thanks to our recognized expertise, we are committed to supporting your organization in a process of continuous improvement in air safety and aeronautical compliance, in strict adherence to international regulations.

Our team of experts offers customized aeronautical training solutions in France and abroad to companies and professionals in the aviation and air transport sectors, particularly in the area of ​​Aeronautical Quality Management. Professionals seeking to enhance their skills will find in our training programs a way to revitalize their careers in their field, whether starting a new career or pursuing continuing education for adults.

Companies committed to complying with the standards and requirements of international aeronautical organizations rely on our expert technicians. Fully bilingual (French-English), they work in France and around the world, including in Senegal, Ivory Coast, Chad, and Gabon.

For example, training for personnel involved in the air transport of Dangerous Goods (DGR – Dangerous Goods Regulation – ICAO/IATA) can take place directly on-site (e.g., oil tankers).

Our experts and trainers travel all over the world, to the United States, South America, Europe, Asia, Oceania, Africa (Gabon, Ivory Coast, Chad, Senegal, Congo...) to train students in different specialties.

Airports, handling companies, oil companies, transport companies, and other businesses rely on our trainers to specialize their teams and/or managers in mandatory training programs required by National Aviation Authorities: Estaca, ASF Aviation Sans Frontières, CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission), Robin Aircraft, Air Calédonie, AD Industrie, SMB Safran Martin-Baker, SABCA, Air Affaires Gabon, AERIS, CMA (Aviation Trades Center of Abidjan), EGIS, HPG (Handling Partner Gabon), ADC (Cameroon Airport), ADS (Senegal Airport), THS (Chad Handling Service), COREX Gabon, Pertramina - Malaysia...

We benefit from the highest level of supervision and technical support thanks to our knowledge of ICAO/NAA/EASA regulations and our experience in business and private aviation, and airport operations.

Our training technicians are aeronautical and air transport experts with over 20 years of experience in France and internationally.They have held positions as transport pilots, airline directors, airport directors, flight crew trainers, and cabin crew trainers.

This allows Aero Consulting to cover a wide range of activities. They hold all the necessary accreditations and diplomas issued by the highest international aeronautical authorities.