The International Airline & Aviation Campus (IAAC), a leading aviation training provider in Sri Lanka, is set to establish a state-of-the-art facility at the Colombo International Airport Ratmalana. Founded in 2015, IAAC has rapidly grown to become a prominent name in aviation education, offering a wide range of programs aimed at training and equipping aspiring professionals for various roles in the industry.

To date, over 3,000 graduates have successfully completed their training at IAAC, with students hailing from 16 different countries. This global appeal has earned IAAC a reputation as one of Asia’s premier aviation training institutions, helping solidify its place in the global aviation training sector. The academy prides itself on its dual-education programs and offers courses taught by 20+ highly qualified aviation professionals**, making it a top destination for aviation education in Asia. Moreover, IAAC boasts a high employment rate, with over 2,000 students already working in the industry.

The upcoming facility at Ratmalana is a significant step forward for IAAC as it looks to expand its footprint and further enhance the quality of its training. Equipped with cutting-edge infrastructure, the academy is set to accommodate both local and international students, positioning Sri Lanka as a key hub for aviation training in the region.

At the new Ratmalana facility, IAAC will offer specialized training across various fields, including cabin crew training, cargo logistics, airport operations, airline ticketing and marketing, and aviation management. The addition of this training center is expected to significantly contribute to the growth of the country’s aviation sector while also providing a boost to the local economy by attracting more students and professionals.

As Ratmalana Airport continues to evolve into a major commercial and domestic aviation hub, IAAC’s presence is strategically timed to meet the increasing demand for skilled professionals. The official opening of the new facility is anticipated in the coming months, with enrollment now open for the first batch of students.