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The long-delayed electronic Pilot Records Database (PRD), required by US legislation more than 10 years ago, is “in final review,” according to FAA Administrator Steve Dickson, speaking to a virtual Town Hall of the National Business Aviation Association. Dickson, however, did not specify exact timing for the new rule. 9 March 2021
The ICAO Council, ICAO’s 36-State governing body, has appointed Juan Carlos Salazar of Colombia as the organization’s new Secretary General for a three-year term, beginning 1 August 2021. 8 March 2021
Many airlines have a history of a re-birth and making the changes that move to a new reality, and no more so than during the present challenging times. Chris Long examines a re-emerging phoenix. 8 March 2021
Skyborne Aviation Group Limited has acquired its first pilot training base in the United States in Vero Beach, Florida. 8 March 2021
iMeasure has launched online psychometric assessment tool iPrism, which brings together all the components of a role-specific job description in a single, combined output. 8 March 2021
CPaT Global has been awarded a new contract by Asiana Airlines for the provision of aircraft systems courses, interactive diagrams, and general subjects courses. 5 March 2021
PHI Aviation has struck a five-year deal with Ideagen for it’s Coruson enterprise risk and safety management software. 5 March 2021
Women in Aviation International is offering 47 new scholarships in a variety of aviation career pursuits thanks to a generous $250,000 grant. 4 March 2021
Alsim has sold an ALSR20 to IFR-Flugschule, based in Germany. Their ongoing cooperation with a Cirrus Training Center has led the ATO to choose the new Alsim simulator. 4 March 2021
Adacel Technologies Limited has been awarded a contract from the Saint Lucia Air and Seaports Authority for an air traffic management system. 3 March 2021
Frasca International is expanding its manufacturing facility in response to strong simulator sales. 3 March 2021
FlightLogger has secured Herning Helicopters as its the 13th organization in Denmark, and the 117th worldwide to use the FlightLogger flight school management platform. 2 March 2021
BAA Training is one of the first aviation training centers in Europe to start Ab Initio pilot training with integrated Area 100 Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes. 2 March 2021
Flyschool Air Academy in Spain has acquired a second Alsim AL250 simulator for its new base in Mallorca, Spain. 1 March 2021
High-risk pilots generally perceive much less risk on unstable approaches and do not feel they will be reprimanded. US Affairs Editor Chuck Weirauch looks at the on-going dilemma of go-around decision-making. 1 March 2021
With a £1.2-million grant from the UK Research and Innovation’s Future Flight Challenge, the first “urban air port” for electric aircraft is to be built in the heartland. 1 March 2021
Letter to EU Council seeks to “save what remains of the tourism and air transport sectors by applying a coordinated approach.” 1 March 2021
In collaboration with EASA, Halldale Group recently hosted a Heads of Training (HoT) interactive online workshop with about 40 leaders from airlines, aviation training organisations, and academia. EATS Chair Capt. Jacques Drappier provides a summary of the workshop’s highlights. 1 March 2021
Quality Fly Flight School and Global Training Aviation have signed a collaboration agreement which incorporates simulator training in APS MCC courses. 26 February 2021
Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger III comments on the importance of flight simulators in keeping pilot skills current. 25 February 2021