Imagine being able to condense a one-day cabin crew training course into less than an hour? Well, imagine no more. APATS 2023 Speaker Trevor Dale is going to use his presentation to talk you through "Time, Sequence, Learning".

Runway incursions at US airports have been reduced since the beginning of the year – from 1.0 per million takeoffs and landings in January to .022 in March and 0.44 in April.

ATPG Chair Andy Mitchell sat down with EATS 2022 Conference Chair Jacques Drappier to discuss what went on at our exclusive Heads of Training discussion in Berlin. The duo go through instructor standardisation, sustainability and pilot well being.   

Jason Davenhill is probably one of the few people to have taught at every level in the military, all three armed services, and civilians on fixed wing and helicopters. The executive, performance coach, coaching supervisor and Human Givens psychotherapist will be a speaker at EATS 2022 where he will discuss the idea that pilots can teach themselves.

It was fantastic to see so many familiar faces, and new ones, as we made our long-awaited return to a live European Aviation Training Symposium (EATS) in Berlin after the pandemic-enforced delay. 

Our EATS 2021 Cabin Crew Conference has a diverse and insightful array of speakers as we return to Berlin for the 19th edition. Make sure you are part of the conversation on the future of aviation training by booking your place to join us live in person.

We have a superb line-up of speakers and presentations for you as we return to Berlin for EATS 2021. Plan your visit using our Pilot Conference schedule.