Training and Workforce

Bulgarian unmanned cargo airline Dronamics has engaged FlightSafety to ensure its pilots have the right training to maximize operational safety.

EBACE is returning with full agenda but fewer exhibitors as the Russian/Ukraine conflict takes toll.

FlightSafety International and Presage Group partner on groundbreaking psychological study of go-around decision making for Gulfstream operators.

CAE anticipates opening a new business aviation training center in mid-2023 near Gulfstream's headquarters in Savannah, Georgia.

The U.S. Army will use Icarus's smart view limiting device for helicopter IFR training.

Augmented-reality platform developer Red 6 has signed a strategic partnership with Saudi Arabia-based Advanced Electronics.

Constant Aviation's maintenance apprenticeship program is available at its Cleveland and Orlando locations.

Completion of the Air Charter Association's Level 3 course enables attendees to become a Qualified Air Charter Broker.

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A work-from-home option gives aviation schedulers and dispatchers more resilience and much-needed job satisfaction.

The Cessna SkyCourier flight simulator is based at FlightSafety International's Wichita East Learning Center.

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University implemented VR training last August and already is seeing a number of benefits.

IMC Club founder Radek Wyrzykowski is encouraging all pilots to learn about IFR flying with his new Pilot Proficiency Network.

Bristow Group has selected Helicentre as its preferred provider of ab-initio commercial pilot training.

United Aviation Academy is paving a path for its parent company to hire 10,000 pilots by 2030 with half being minority or women.

Charnell Walls wants to use her CFI scholarship as a springboard into teaching young girls to fly.

The Part 147 interim final rule is expected to be published in the Federal Register this spring.

The Women in Aviation Advisory Board made 55 recommendations on cultural change, recruitment/retention efforts, and data collection to close gender gap.

As flight demand increases, corporate flight departments with lean staffing struggle to provide employees with schedule flexibility.

The U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps are looking for cheaper ways of providing adversary training, with autonomous air vehicles to the fore.

Stephan/H is a Canadian manufacturer of flight suits and other technical uniforms for aerospace professionals.

High-level political tension between the UK and the European Union has blocked agreements on the movement of skilled aviation labor across borders.

Leonardo and Japanese logistics company Suzuyo have achieved certification for an AW139 full-flight simulator in Japan.

FlightSafety International will provide mixed-reality training devices and training services for pilots who will be flying the Lilium Jet.

CAE will develop flight training equipment, including a full-flight simulator, for Joby's five-seat eVTOL aircraft that is due to enter service in 2024.

VRM Switzerland has delivered the first Airbus H125 VR trainer in the U.S. to Colorado Highland Helicopters.

Former NTSB chairman says low-level IFR route structure "needs to move forward."

A report published by the Royal Aeronautical Society found that efforts toward gender equity in aviation have fallen short.

By measuring pilots' physical reactions during flight training, SMU and CAE researchers believe performance can be more objectively determined.

Metro Aviation works to improve operations through the use of supplemental technology including base weather cameras and Icarus IFR training devices.