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WATS 2021 – New Dates Announced

Forward Together

February 1, 2021

The World Aviation Training Summit (WATS), the world’s largest gathering of aviation training professionals, will take place on June 15-16, 2021.

United Airlines CEO Wants to Mandate Vaccine for Employees

January 25, 2021

Considered “essential workers,” airline employees are among the first groups to receive the vaccine. However, the disbursement of the vaccines has been erratic.

Airline Adds Additional Training for Human Trafficking Prevention

January 21, 2021

Southwest Airlines Co. is launching an additional training curriculum to bring greater awareness to the global problem of human trafficking.

Training Sim Company Accomplishes Virtual Site Acceptance Test

EDM Conducts Virtual SAT

January 18, 2021

EDM has successfully completed a Virtual Site Acceptance Test for JetBlue and their recently delivered A320 Door Trainer.

Former Crew Training Manager Opens Aviation Consultancy

January 18, 2021

Naveed Kapadia, a former TUI Aviation Crew Training and Standards Commercial Manager, has launched his own Aviation Business and Management consultancy, INQUISITIF.

China Airlines Open Door To Skyart

January 7, 2021

Skyart has been selected by China Airlines to design and manufacture an A321 Neo Extended Door & OWE trainer.

CAE Expands Into Crew Management

December 23, 2020

CAE has acquired Merlot Aero Limited, a civil aviation crew management and optimization software company, for US$25 million.

How Air France’s Cabin Crew Training Method Proved to be Pandemic-Proof

December 7, 2020

This commentary features Marco Van Sterkenburg, CEO, Drillster, and Franck Euzet, Cabin Crew Safety Training & Safety Pro Level Manager, Air France – who presented at Halldale/CAT’s Global Airline Training & Simulation - Virtual conference in November 2020.

Delta, American Short on Crews for Holiday

December 2, 2020

Amazon software, a too-aggressive workforce drawdown, and simulator shortages are among the causes speculated for Delta’s cancellation of more than 500 flights over the US Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

Robust Airline Recovery – What Evidence is There? PREMIUM

December 1, 2020

Andy Smith

Pilot forecasts, returning routes, vaccine developments, and economic optimism suggest a nearer-term ramp-up for commercial aviation. CAT publisher Andy Smith opines.