Boryspil Airport Training Centers Trained Over 1.8 Thousand Aviation Specialists in 9 Months of 2026

09 November 2026

Following the results of January–September 2026, the training centers of Boryspil International Airport provided initial and refresh training, and advanced qualification for 1,824 specialists. This total includes 1,568 airport employees and 256 representatives from other Ukrainian and foreign organizations.

The training programs covered key areas of aviation security and ground handling, including passenger and baggage security screening, air cargo security, access control, aircraft handling, dangerous goods regulations, as well as instructor and examiner training.

Over this nine-month period, the ICAO Aviation Security Training Center of Boryspil International Airport conducted 84 training courses, providing professional instruction for aviation security specialists.

International cooperation remains a key area of activity. In particular, a workshop on insider risks was held under the auspices of ICAO for the first time in Ukraine. The session was dedicated to modern approaches to threat detection, risk assessment, and preventing internal threats to aviation security.

Furthermore, at the request of the OSCE Secretariat, specialists from the Boryspil Airport ICAO Aviation Security Training Centre took part in conducting a training course on developing an airport security program in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. Following the training, the OSCE confirmed its interest in continuing cooperation and developing joint educational initiatives.

Special attention is also given to maintaining the practical skills of personnel. During the said period, 550 people underwent training on CASRA computer simulators using the X-RAY TUTOR 5 program.

Despite the forced suspension of civil flights, Boryspil International Airport continues to maintain and develop professional competencies, foster international cooperation, and train specialists for the aviation industry. This work is an essential component of preserving human resource potential and preparing for the future safe recovery of Ukraine’s civil aviation.