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The Aviation Technician Education Council Journal is currently accepting submissions for research, application, scholarly, or opinion articles. 8 April 2021
Air One Aviation Limited has acquired Quadrant Systems Limited, including the Approved Training Organisation Quadrant Pilot and the four-bay Full Flight Simulator facility. 7 April 2021
Watch our expert panel of Capt. Tanja Harter, European Cockpit Association, Capt. Martin Mahoney, Emirates, Capt. Carl Haslem, Resilient Pilot and Capt. Helen Heenan, KURA Human Factors discuss the impact the Covid-19 pandemic has had on pilot skills. Webinar hosted by Capt. Jacques Drappier. 7 April 2021
CAE is expanding its digital solutions portfolio with the addition of RB Group, a provider of integrated solutions that modernize the way airlines and business aircraft operators interact with their crew. 7 April 2021
In Denmark, higher education is free … but not pilot training.
Anna Kjær Thorsøe, General Manager / CTKI of Center Air Pilot Academy (CAPA) discusses attracting students and helping them to be attractive to airline interviewers. 7 April 2021
Airborne Training Services has selected L3Harris Technologies to deliver a Boeing 767-300ER Flat Panel Trainer to streamline and improve the cost-effectiveness of its training. 6 April 2021
The research center at Kore University in Enna, Italy, has acquired an Axis Level D full flight simulator to study pilot behavior, making it the first laboratory in Europe with a FFS used for research on human factors in aviation. 6 April 2021
Major US carriers and some regionals are ramping up hiring of pilots and other personnel as the vaccine rollout accelerates. Rick Adams relates some of the hopeful signs for a summer travel surge. 5 April 2021
United Airlines’ tolerance for passengers concerned about flying on the Boeing 737 MAX ends Wednesday, 7 April. 5 April 2021
Global Pilot Training Alliance has partnered with Symbiotics Ltd, an assessment, training & mental wellbeing expert. 1 April 2021
Ryanair has placed an order for an MPS B737 MAX FTD-2 to be delivered to its training center in Dublin, Ireland. 1 April 2021
We kicked off our new CAT Leader Forum series with a webinar discussion about pilot skills decay. With endorsement from Resilient Pilot, our expert panel offered valuable insight, and a combined, evidence-based view of the impact of Covid-19 on Pilot Skill Fade.
1 April 2021
Adacel Technologies Limited has appointed Michael Saunders as the company’s new Vice President,
Business Development and Strategy. 31 March 2021
AAR’s EAGLE Career Pathways program for aircraft maintenance technicians has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Division as a nationally registered apprenticeship. 31 March 2021
Aviomar Flight Academy and Ryanair are continuing their partnership as Ryanair kickstarts its Pilot Assessments for the Boeing 737-800 Type Rating at Aviomar’s training centre in Rome, Italy. 31 March 2021
In the 12-year period he conducted more than 430 one-on-one human factor sessions with pilots who had not yet met the required standard in the simulator or on the flight line, Lex Rock Heemstra analysed the trends and pitfalls which resulted in those pilots requiring additional training. 29 March 2021
Bell Textron Inc., a Textron Inc. company, will begin incorporating Sustainable Aviation Fuel into all Bell Training Academy and customer demonstration fleet aircraft. 29 March 2021
Syphax Airlines based in Ariana, Tunisia, Africa has awarded Avsoft International a long-term contract for online pilot training. 25 March 2021
CPaT Global was recently awarded a new contract by Wizz Air to supply distance learning solutions for its Airline Training Organization. 25 March 2021
Simnest Aviation, based in Budapest, Hungary, is in a very good place. Not only does its physical location give it immediate access to the whole of Europe and puts it within easy reach of the important markets in the Gulf and Asia, but it has also situated itself well from the market perspective by developing a range of aviation training devices which match current and future training needs. 25 March 2021