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First International Training Hub Launches in Newark

March 11, 2021

England’s first International Air & Space Training Institute has launched to deliver education and training co-designed with industry.

Government-Paid Aviation Training?

March 10, 2021

With the Australian ‘Jobkeeper’ wage subsidy due to expire the end of this month, Qantas Airways has proposed that the federal government pay for training for employees.

SunClass Airlines – New Training Model

March 8, 2021

Chris Long

Many airlines have a history of a re-birth and making the changes that move to a new reality, and no more so than during the present challenging times. Chris Long examines a re-emerging phoenix.

Scholarships Soaring for WAI

March 4, 2021

Women in Aviation International is offering 47 new scholarships in a variety of aviation career pursuits thanks to a generous $250,000 grant.

Inspirational Women to Keynote Virtual Aviation Event

February 25, 2021

Women in Aviation International unveiled its speakers scheduled for the virtual 32nd Annual International Women in Aviation Conference, March 11-12, 2021.

Tulmar Invents Smoking Electronic Device Simulator

February 25, 2021

Tulmar Safety Systems launched a new product to train cabin crew on the proper procedure for dealing with fire or smoke emitted by a portable electronic device due to lithium-ion battery failure.

Spatial Doubles Production Capacity

February 24, 2021

Spatial is relocating to a bigger facility in Ras Al Khaimah Economic Zone, United Arab Emirates.

The Post-Brexit Divide in Aviation

February 22, 2021

CAT Guest Author

At the proverbial 11th hour, the EU and UK worked out a continuity agreement for aviation, post-Brexit. Naveed Kapadia, Founder and Director of aviation business and management consultancy INQUISITIF, examines the impacts on training organisations, pilots, cabin crew and maintenance engineers.