The 20th edition of the European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) began in Berlin on Monday with our icebreaker reception, sponsored by L3Harris. Take a look through the picture gallery.

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration issued a final rule requiring that flight attendants receive longer periods of rest between shifts.

This year's European Airline Training Symposium will see a first for the Cabin Crew Community: A Heads of Training Meeting.

Shane Carroll, the head of training software COC at Airbus joins Captain Jacques Drappier to give his insights on how XR technologies will shape the future of aviation training. The interview was part of the 2022 Heads of Training series.

To commemorate the 8th Annual Girls in Aviation Day, Women in Aviation International is relaunching its  Aviation for Girls App with new features including scholarship information, virtual tours, interviews, and more.

Marking World First Aid Day this month, Emirates celebrates 3,000 new cabin crew recruits who are now equipped with aviation first aid skills after successfully graduating from the airline’s cabin crew training programme.

infoWERK this year with be exhibiting at the 20th European Airline Training Symposium in Estrel Hotel, Berlin, Germany.

What is happening at Europe's Number One Civil Aviation Training event? EATS 2022 Conference Chair Captain Jacques Drappier gives a brief rundown on what to expect in Berlin.