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Bolverk XR to Provide VR Training Solutions for Air France

October 26, 2021

Having adopted Virtual Reality technology in recent years, Air France has decided to take a further step into a fully immersive solution for their cabin crew training provided by Bolverk XR.

The University of North Dakota’s John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Science's Virtual Reality Lab.

Elusive Immersion

EDITORIAL COMMENT

October 22, 2021

Rick Adams

The buzz about new technologies is only part of the pilot training challenge, comments CAT Editor-in-Chief Rick Adams, FRAeS.

Common Cabin Concerns, Oceans Apart

October 22, 2021

Amanda Towner

How two airlines in Europe and the US coped with the varied consequences of ongoing Covid concerns – financial approaches, masks, quarantines, modified training protocols, morale issues.

Ditch The Slippers and Join Us at EATS 2021

Rebuilding the Airline Training Community

October 21, 2021

Capt. Helen Heenan

Capt. Helen Heenan explains what she is most looking forward to as we return to hosting a live European Airline Training Symposium in Berlin this week.

Aerospace Center for Excellence Opens Scholarships for Interns

October 20, 2021

The Aerospace Center For Excellence has introduced the ACE SkyLab Innovation Center Collegiate Internship and High School Junior Internship Programs.

Girls in Aviation Day 2021 Reaches Nearly 10,000 Attendees

October 15, 2021

With 85 individual events presented worldwide, Women in Aviation International’s Girls in Aviation Day on 25 September 2021 reached nearly 10,000 attendees.

EASA Embraces Emerging Training Innovation

October 14, 2021

Rick Adams

The Agency invited leading VR/AR/MR/XR developers to a virtual deep-dive on the latest developments in training devices, and how they’re adapting the regulatory process to accommodate inside-the-headset thinking.

Flight Attendant Class Resumes at Delta After 523 Days

October 14, 2021

This October, Delta Air Lines graduated its first class of flight attendants since the pandemic began.

EASA’s Expanding Global Influence

October 4, 2021

Mario Pierobon

The aviation safety regulatory framework of the European Union (EU) has momentum. Several European countries not part of the EU fully embrace EASA regulatory standards, while the regulatory systems of several other countries across the world are also aligned with that of EASA.

EATS 2021, Cabin Crew Essentials

Rebuilding the Airline Training Community

October 1, 2021

Anna Mellberg

>There’s a bit of a buzz going on right now! Cabin crew and cabin crew training departments have waited a long time to get back together, make sure you are a part of it by joining us live in Berlin from Nov. 2-3 for the European Airline Training Symposium (EATS).

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EATS 2022 - European Airline Training Symposium

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