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Girls In Aviation Day 2020 Moves Online

June 18, 2020

Women in Aviation International’s Girls in Aviation Day (GIAD) will go on in 2020 – despite the global pandemic – and it will be bigger and more far-reaching than ever, it says.

MedAire App Assists During In-Flight Events

June 10, 2020

Amanda Towner

MedAire – a provider of in-flight medical advice and assistance to commercial airlines launched its medical event assessment app.

United Turns Old Uniforms into Masks for Employees

June 4, 2020

Amanda Towner

United Airlines delivered 7,500 face coverings over the past week to front line employees at San Francisco International Airport and the airline’s San Francisco Maintenance Base that were made from 12,284 pounds of uniforms United upcycled.

AOPA Highlights Resilience of Training Community Through Awards

May 27, 2020

Amanda Towner

The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association started a new initiative called the Flight Training Experience Project in place of the AOPA Flight Training Experience Awards.

IATA Unveils Biosecurity Roadmap for Restarting Aviation

#RestartingTheEngines

May 20, 2020

Rick Adams

Calling aviation “a key driver of the economic recovery,” Alexandre de Juniac, Director General and CEO of IATA, vowed that “aviation will always put safety and security first” in unveiling a proposed, temporary, layered approach to biosecurity for re-starting passenger flights amid the COVID-19 crisis.

Real Fire Fighting Trainers

April 30, 2020

Aviation Safety Group - Interfire Aviation is currently manufacturing two modern RFFT (Real Fire Fighting Trainers).

Houston Airport System completes most of its training with a hands-on approach.

Dealing with Black Swan Events

April 27, 2020

Marty Kauchak

Much like first-responder training in other safety-critical sectors, individuals and teams in the aviation ecosystem use simulation to learn and rehearse roles and responses for anticipated crises. Group editor Marty Kauchak highlights some strategies to train stakeholders.

Spatial is supplying Aeroflot with two A321 door trainers for all exit types.

Spatial – A Case of Rapid Expansion

April 27, 2020

Chris Long

Only three years ago, UAE-based Spatial was the relatively new kid on the block. It is already in the top tier of suppliers. Chris Long reports from Ras Al Khaimah.

Cabin Crew to Join NHS Carers

April 16, 2020

Fiona Greenyer

The UK's NHS (National Health Service) has enlisted easyJet and Virgin Atlantic crews to work alongside clinicians at the new Nightingale hospitals as part of the fight against coronavirus. The airlines are asking staff who have not been working since the COVID-19 pandemic grounded some planes, to consider helping...

An EASA-led panel updated on a range of initiatives such as FSTD evolution, task forces on instructors, examiners, digital licences and raising the pilot retirement age to 65 for single pilot commercial operations.

Serious Business in Berlin

April 1, 2020

Mario Pierobon

Brexit, flygskam, disabled passengers, eye tracking, regulatory task forces, the correlation of certification with training – EATS 2019 covered a spectrum of high-interest issues and innovations. Mario Pierobon monitored the proceedings.

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