Professor Bidzina Abesadze of the Faculty of Engineering at the Georgian Aviation University, together with the University’s Assistant and
Doctoral Candidate Zurab Kopaleishvili, attended on 29–30 August 2025 in Beijing, People’s Republic of China, the International Conference on
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (ICMAE) organized by the International Academy of Science, Technology, Engineering and
Management (IASTEM). The International Conference on Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (ICMAE) aims to promote the exchange of global experience, the development of innovative technologies, and the advancement of research. It contributes to fostering deeper collaboration among scientists and engineers, generating new ideas, and supporting the development of industry on a worldwide scale.
Dear graduates, congratulations on successfully completing your studies at the Georgian Aviation University!
The years you spent at the university were a period of growth and development, where the knowledge, skills, and experience you gained will serve you well in achieving future successes.
We wish you an exciting career path, bold steps, great achievements, and continuous progress. Be proud representatives not only of your profession but also of our academic community!
A recruitment forum was held at the Georgian Aviation University.
Successful companies operating in the aviation sector were represented at the employment forum:
• Georgian Airways
• Geosky
• Easy Charter
• Myway Airlines
• LEPL State Military Scientific-Technical Center “Delta”
• SAKAERONAVIGATSIA
• LASARE
At the same time, the above-mentioned companies are closely cooperating with the Georgian Aviation University in the field of employment and various projects.
At the forum, students had the opportunity to receive information from employers about working conditions and career development. They also spoke directly with company representatives and received advice on developing and realizing their professional skills.
On June 16-17, 2025 year, by Georgian Aviation University organized an international scientific-technical conference. The event was attended by Georgian and foreign students from doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s programs. In the conference actively participated university’s academic and scientific staff, as well as representatives from partner organizations, including cadets from David Aghmashenebeli National Defence Academy of Georgia
On June 17, the conference participants and winners were awarded with certificates and special scholarships by the Rector of the Georgian Aviation University Sergo Tepnadze, Vice-Rector Davit Tepnadze, and the Deputy Rector for Scientific field Nika Tikanashvili. International conference is held annually contributing to the development of students’ and academic staff research and professional skills.
Vice-Rector of the Georgian Aviation University – Davit Tepnadze participated in the annual exhibition-conference of the National Association of International Educators (NAFSA), which was held in the city of San Diego, United States of America.
Within the framework of the exhibition, a representative of the Georgian Aviation University had the opportunity to give a presentation about the university and discuss educational programs. Participants had the opportunity to ask questions about the faculties, educational programs, and courses offered at the university, to which they received comprehensive answers.
Within the framework of the event, memorandum of cooperation was signed with American and European universities, in the direction of exchange and joint educational programs of students and professors.
Georgian Aviation University is proud to highlight the recent academic exchange through the Erasmus+ Staff Mobility Program, where Associate Professor Aria Nazarparvar delivered a one-week master class at Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VILNIUS TECH) in Lithuania.
The master class, titled “Evolution and Future of Propulsion System and Advanced Predictive Maintenance,” was structured in two parts, first examining the progression of propulsion technologies, and then exploring modern maintenance methods and innovative technologies shaping the future of civil aviation.
A core element of the master class was Distributed Electric Propulsion (DEP), an innovative concept involving multiple electric motors distributed across an airframe promising enhanced efficiency, safety, and flexibility in aircraft design. The class also covered sustainable energy integration, such as the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) in turbo-electric systems, and looked ahead to predictive maintenance strategies driven by fault detection, fault diagnosis, and machine learning.
This initiative aimed to prepare students for the complex demands of future-oriented aviation design and maintenance, especially as sustainability, efficiency, and digital intelligence reshape the industry.
We thank Vilnius Gediminas Technical University and the Erasmus+ program for supporting this collaboration and advancing the global conversation in aviation education.
