To help tackle the global shortfall of engineers in the aviation industry, Resource Group will soon be offering a new way for individuals to work towards their Part-66 licence. 
 

The airline is holding a recruitment event on 5 September, in line with its recruitment drive for 50 Edinburgh-based cabin crew.

The airline has switched to an app for in-flight medical support and has also upgraded its medical diagnostic devices, helping its flight attendants respond quicker to medical events.

Already more than 150 events are planned at airports, FBOs, museums, and hangars across the U.S., Canada, Europe, Africa, and Asia.

What solutions does the Asia-Pacific need to improve the quality of safety during the post-pandemic phase? One solution for this is to ensure a financially stable operation.

The Flight Safety Foundation is currently accepting nominations for the Jerome F. Lederer Safety Leadership Medal now until 8 September.

The partnership aims to provide a seamless experience for Arkia's workforce, from pilots to cabin crew, enabling them to access, manage, and track their training progress efficiently.

With CPaT’s solution the airline expects that the training quality of its pilots will improve manifolds.

This is the first use of a Simulated ATC Environment within a Multi-crew Pilot Licence training program. 

This agreement will help American immediately expand its pilot training capacity to support under-utilized aircraft and future flying and provide its pilots with more opportunities to progress their careers.