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Chuck Weirauch looks at several Florida flight schools to get a glimpse at where they are headed in terms of enrollments, throughput, new training programs and directions as they aim to meet the needs of the aviation industry. With a significant number of airline industry sources becoming more convinced of... 23 January 2013
Dr. Suzanne Kearns investigates the characteristics of e-learning and how to enhance this form of training. 23 January 2013
Better training for pilots and ground personnel and technology are key to lowering the rate of runway incursions and excursions. Robert W. Moorman reports. Dec. 31, 2012: Spirit Airlines Flight 403 had just landed at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. While taxiing to the gate, the Airbus A320, clipped the tail... 23 January 2013
Chuck Weirauch investigates the work of the NBAA Safety Committee’s new Business Pilot Training Project. While business aircraft accidents worldwide were down in 2012, those involving US business jets were up last year over the total in 2011, according to business aviation safety expert Robert E. Breiling Associates. Despite the... 23 January 2013
American Airlines Cadet Academy is enhancing its program new flight school partnerships, a streamlined interview process, and more.