Inside Recent Changes Shaping Training Programs

Diamond Aircraft Industries Germany has adopted infoWERK’s online Human Factors and Safety Training Part 145 through the company’s learning management system. The training supports regulatory compliance under EASA Part 145 and is used to provide safety-related instruction for technicians and engineers involved in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul activities.

In a separate development, infoWERK’s Media Technology Division has received the BIG SEE Product Design Award 2025 for its infoTERMINAL from the System L modular furniture line. The BIG SEE awards are based in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and recognize product design across architecture and public-use applications. The infoTERMINAL, which holds a European patent, has also been nominated for the BIG SEE Grand Prix Award in the Urban and Public Design category.

infoWERK has also announced updates to its Dangerous Goods training content for 2026. The revised program includes an updated Table 2.3.A reflecting regulatory changes, expanded guidance on the transport of spare batteries and power banks, and clarified training requirements. In addition, information from EASA Safety Information Bulletin 2025-03 on lithium batteries and aviation safety has been integrated into the General Familiarisation Training module.

Together, these developments reflect recent changes across infoWERK’s aviation training, product design, and regulatory education activities.