SimViz Labs Partners with Peak Pacific Group to Expand Aviation Training Software Distribution

SimViz Labs has announced a partnership with Peak Pacific Group to expand its aviation training software distribution, according to afm.aero. The collaboration is described as an effort to broaden the reach of SimViz Labs’ aviation training technology beyond its current markets by leveraging Peak Pacific Group’s distribution network to reach new customers. No specifics were provided in the source material regarding regions, deployment plans, or timelines for the expansion.

The same afm.aero report notes that the partnership aims to deliver SimViz Labs’ software solutions to additional customers through Peak Pacific Group’s established distribution channels. Details about how many new markets might be served or the intended rollout approach were not disclosed in the material. No statements from executives, operators, or customers are included in the available reporting.

In a separate but related briefing within afm.aero’s coverage, the publication mentions an unrelated partnership: Heading365’s collaboration with Aviation Exchange Group to deliver Boeing 737 FMS training software. According to that piece, Heading365 is identified as the software provider and Aviation Exchange Group as the partner, with the article explicitly stating that there are no additional details on deployment timelines or scope in the supplied material.

Additionally, afm.aero reports that FLYTAVIA has announced a North American expansion push through partnerships with flight schools and aviation distributors in the United States and Canada to grow its X10 aviation headset. The goal stated is to broaden access to the X10 headset via educational institutions and distribution networks across North America, but the source provides no timelines, partner names, or geographic milestones beyond the US and Canada.

Yahoo Finance’s coverage of the broader aviation and finance ecosystem includes a parallel stream noting that Aviation Capital Group LLC (ACG) released its third-quarter 2026 financial results, with no operational or product-specific details provided in the material. The report confirms only that ACG disclosed its Q3 2026 performance within its quarterly update, with no accompanying information about aircraft types, transactions, or incidents tied to the quarter in the provided material.

TradingView’s synthesis within the same Yahoo Finance stream reiterates Chorus Aviation Inc.’s Q3 2026 results, highlighting an adjusted EBITDA of 47.7 million, free cash flow of 26.9 million, a basic net income of 15.6 million, and a leverage ratio of 1.4x, along with a 19.2 million return to shareholders. The report situates these figures in Chorus’s earnings narrative but does not connect them to the SimViz Labs partnership or the broader distribution expansion discussion.

Citybiz’s reporting in the same material touches on FeralX Systems appointing Dr. Trevor Devine as Head of Aviation and Aerospace, framed as a strategic move to broaden activities in aviation, unmanned systems, and aerospace with an emphasis on international opportunities. The story notes Dr. Devine’s background as a retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel and former DEA special agent pilot, but the piece does not tie this leadership move to the SimViz Labs collaboration or to specific programs, timelines, or product deployments.

Biomass Magazine contributes coverage about environmental and sustainability-related aviation topics, including a memorandum of understanding between the Asia Pacific Sustainable Aviation Centre (APSAC) and ISCC System GmbH to explore cooperation on sustainability certification for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). The MoU is described as aiming to align certification practices and promote certified SAF supply and adoption in the Asia-Pacific region, with broader global implications. The reporting identifies APSAC and ISCC as the signatories and highlights the geographic focus on Asia-Pacific, but the material does not connect this initiative to SimViz Labs, Peak Pacific Group, or the broader software-distribution effort.