Modern airport and aviation operations depend on digital systems for - inter alia - flight planning, maintenance records, crew management, ground operations and collaborative decision-making. When information is unavailable, corrupted, and/or unauthorised, the impact is not only technical, but also operational and safety-critical. On completing this workshop, delegates will have the knowledge and tools to support their respective organisations with greater confidence in the development, management, administration and governance of information security as part of their SMS.


20 April 2026   21 April 2026   Riyadh, Saudi Arabia   United Arab Emirates   Modern airport and aviation operations depend on digital systems for - inter alia - flight planning, maintenance records, crew management, ground operations and collaborative decision-making. When information is unavailable, corrupted, and/or unauthorised, the impact is not only technical, but also operational and safety-critical. On completing this workshop, delegates will have the knowledge and tools to support their respective organisations with greater confidence in the development, management, administration and governance of information security as part of their SMS.
5 May 2026   7 May 2026   Orlando, Florida   United States   Our global summit, WATS brings together global aviation training professionals including airlines, regulators, training providers and training industry.
3 November 2026   5 November 2026   Cascais, Lisbon   Portugal   Europe’s Number One Civil Aviation Training Event EATS 2026 attracting 1000 attendees from over 50 countries.

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