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Real life is about reacting quickly, creatively and professionally to the challenges at hand, especially when they could not have been envisioned. Having training data within a training management system is crucial when you need to react with critical real-time data to facilitate rapid decision making. Alongside their trusted... 13 May 2020
ExpressJet Airlines has selected Fox by Britannica Knowledge Systems as their Training Management System. 12 May 2020
Billund Air Center (BAC) has developed a way to efficiently use its ALSIM ALX by adopting pre-simulation training. BAC designed its own ALSIM Training Procedure with Aviation eLearning’s V360E. Jørn Askholm, BAC’s Head of Training, explained the idea behind it: “We have invested a considerable amount in our new... 12 May 2020
Training for the Gulfstream G650 aircraft is now underway at FlightSafety International’s Dallas Learning Center using a new FlightSafety FS1000 simulator. 11 May 2020
Before these adverse times hit our world economies and daily lives, one of I Hart Flying Foundation’s largest partners, Go Rentals, elevated their partnership which established the organization’s first themed scholarship opportunity for 2020: “Go Fuel Your Passion” for women. Image credit: CAE “This is about sharing good will,... 11 May 2020
Avenger Flight Group (AFG) has committed $7,000 a week to the Feeding South Florida (FSF) food bank until the Coronavirus crisis is defeated. The move comes as the demand for the most basic needs of residents continues to grow over the current COVID-19 crisis. AFG was driven to FSF... 11 May 2020
Operations in high altitude and high temperature conditions, referred to as “hot and high operations,” involve detrimental effects to aircraft performance that can limit operational capability and present several hazards. 11 May 2020
Over the last couple of weeks, the implementation of the FlightLogger flight school management software has been completed for the KLM Flight Academy. 11 May 2020
BAA Training has relaunched the practical flight training portion of its programmes using Cessna 172S aircraft at S.Dariaus and S.Gir?no aerodrome in Kaunas, Lithuania. 11 May 2020
SESAR Digital Academy to nurture Europe’s brightest minds. Aimee Turner talked with ATM Chief David Bowen. 11 May 2020
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has created an Unmanned Aircraft Systems Collegiate Training Initiative (UAS-CTI) to address the Section 631 requirement of the FAA 2018 Reauthorization Act. The Unmanned Aircraft Systems Collegiate Training Initiative (UAS-CTI), is designed for universities, colleges, and technical schools by the FAA to recognize institutions... 6 May 2020
Air Canada has launched Air Canada CleanCare+, a personal safety and enhanced aircraft grooming program to provide customers greater peace of mind during all stages of travel. The new program is designed to reduce the risk of exposure to COVID-19 through such measures as mandatory pre-flight customer temperature checks... 6 May 2020
United Airlines is teaming up with Listos California – a campaign by the Governor's Office of Emergency Services that helps vulnerable Californians prepare for disasters – to help address the significant health risks faced by older state residents isolated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Approximately 300 of the company's employees... 6 May 2020
FlightSafety International is now offering the ground school portion of its recurrent pilot training programs online through its instructor-led LiveLearning training system. 6 May 2020
Waterloo Wellington Flight Centre in central Ontario, Canada voluntarily ceased operations 17 March in response to the spreading Covid-19 pandemic at a most inopportune time – toward the end of the centre’s semester. Group Editor Marty Kauchak writes. 6 May 2020
The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) has published a state-by-state resource to help alleviate some of the burdensome research pilots might be forced to do to understand if they can continue flying in their state. Many pilots have been grounded and are unsure of how to navigate the... 5 May 2020
Airways International Ltd has been selected by Avinor Air Navigation Services (ANS) to deliver TotalControl simulator systems at six air traffic control units throughout Norway. 5 May 2020
Due to the urgent need to reduce the risks related to the COVID -19 pandemic by air transport and as a result of social distancing practices, closure of workspaces and other public health intervention measures, a number of States are taking various actions to enable service providers and personnel... 4 May 2020
The Laura Taber Barbour Air Safety Foundation is now accepting nominations for the 2020 Laura Taber Barbour Air Safety Award, honoring a leader in global aviation safety. The Award is scheduled to be presented during the 73nd Annual International Air Safety Summit, taking place October 19-21 in Paris, France. 4 May 2020
In response to the serious impacts being felt across the international civil aviation sector as a result of COVID-19, and the need for wide-ranging government and industry coordination to help reconnect the world, representatives from the 36 countries on the Governing Council of the UN International Civil Aviation Organization... 4 May 2020