Use Of FFS, FTD And Other New Technology Webinar
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Watch the latest episode in our webinar discussion series regarding current training and simulation issues and best practices across civil aviation, military, healthcare and other safety-critical industries. Hosted by CAT Magazine and sponsored by CAE, episode three discussed the use of FFS, FTD and other new technology.
Our specialist panel included:
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The panel discussed topics including:
- The realities of training today post Covid
- Economic viability of buying/operating a FSTD (FFS)
- Future training technologies we should be embracing now (ABLE, VR, etc)
- Regulatory perspectives on FSTD types and training credits
- Regulatory updates that will impact the way we use and accredit FSTDs for recurrent and type rating training
- How this philosophy could be adapted to qualify the new training technologies
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