Could a grounded airliner become Wallonia's most practical aviation classroom?

The subject is a reported purchase of a passenger aircraft by Le Forem, the WAN named in the La DH report, and the Walloon Region for training use. Le Forem is Wallonia's public employment and vocational-training service, serving people registered in Walloon communes such as Charleroi, Namur, Liege, Mons or Tournai, excluding the German-speaking Community where ADG is competent. The practical centre of gravity is vocational training: aircraft maintenance is a regulated field in Europe, and real aircraft give trainees exposure to access panels, cabin systems, wiring routes, safety procedures, documentation habits and team workflows that are difficult to reproduce fully in a standard classroom. For Brussels residents, the route is different: Actiris handles jobseeker registration, while Bruxelles Formation covers many French-language training routes; Dutch-speaking residents would normally look to VDAB. The aircraft itself should therefore be understood as training infrastructure in Wallonie, not as a new airline, a public transport service or a tourism project.