The Aéropyrénées team

At the heart of pilot training for over 35 years, Ghislaine BARRERE is today a well-known and respected name in the aviation sector. Beyond her role as CEO and her strategic actions as the leader of AéroPyrénées for the past 15 years, the well-being of student pilots and their internship support remain her top priority!

With qualifications as FI, CRI, IRI, FII, CRII/IRII, FE, and IRE, Guillaume has accumulated a total of 6,400 flight hours, including 1,000 hours on simulators and 3,700 hours of instruction. As a member of the executive committee for the association “Les Chevaliers du Ciel” and involved in flight operations for “Rêves de Gosse,” Guillaume is deeply committed to his missions.

With qualifications as FI, CRI, IRI, FII, CRII/IRII, FE, IRE, and FIE, Vincent supervises all student pilots at AéroPyrénées. He currently has 6,500 hours of flight instruction and 3,000 hours on simulators. His top priority is collective success, having trained over 500 student pilots. He is also the representative for Aéropyrénées’ approvals.

FI – CRI – IRI – FE – IRE – CRE
After a career as a transport pilot in the Air Force, I shifted my focus to instructing future generations of pilots in order to share my knowledge and experience of flying. I have accumulated a total of 6,500 flight hours on turboprop and turbojet aircraft, including 3,000 hours of flight instruction and 1,500 hours on simulators.

A former Technical Navigator for the Naval Aviation, he has accumulated 12,000 flight hours. He is qualified for operational flights, testing, and acceptance. He was detached for flight tests with Dassault and is a permanent member of the Human Factors working groups for Naval Aviation. He received the Aeronautics Medal in 2003 and the Naval Aviation Flight Safety Trophy in 2006. Having had a distinguished career, he now aims to share his passion and love for aviation by mentoring young aspiring airline pilots.

CPL – IR – ME – MCC – FI – IRI – CRI – FE – IRE – CRE
With a Master’s degree in Fluid Mechanics, he completes his studies and fulfills his dream by obtaining all the professional pilot qualifications. He currently has a total of 1,600 flight hours.

With thousands of flight hours in the aeronautics industry, the majority of which were spent in instruction, and renowned for his teaching skills, from the French Air and Space Force to vocational schools, he guides trainees towards high standards, dedication, and hard work. Also a certified instructor for scuba divers and diving leaders, he is equally adept at training students and developing the pedagogy of future flight instructors.
His motto: Learning is like flying: precision in action, flexibility in mind.

Julien decided to become a pilot at the age of 4 when he took his first trip abroad. With his parents also working in tourism, his career path was clearly set.