2 December 2025 Patrick Johnston Veronica Zunic challenges outdated aviation training, urging adaptation to Gen Z’s learning style and tech-driven methods. A compelling Inside Aviation interview from EATS 2025.
At EATS 2024, experts Hans Mayer, Harald Schween, Delfin Dores, and Monica Teixeira discussed the evolving MRO workforce, AI integration, and the importance of competency-based and emotional learning in training. 7 November 2024
At EATS 2024, the Heads of Training meeting brought together leading figures in the aviation training sector for important discussions on the future of the industry. 7 November 2024
Announced at EATS, Barcelona Flight School, Schreiner University, and Global Flight Training Solutions have adopted APC’s AI platform to enhance pilot training. 7 November 2024
Aviation leaders Angela Gallorini, Helen Heenan, Ivan Noel, and others shared insights on enhancing cabin crew training through technology, safety culture, and recruitment strategies. 7 November 2024
Rick Adams, FRAeS, examines Captain Stéphan Labrucherie's unique path to aviation and his influential role in advancing Airbus’s competency-based training programs. 7 November 2024
Marty Kauchak summarizes key insights from Day 1’s opening keynote, highlighting AI's impact, workforce challenges, and evolving regulatory priorities in aviation training. 7 November 2024
Marty Kauchak highlights advancements from Diamond, Axis Flight Simulation, and JVCKenwood, as each company showcases innovative training technology on the conference floor. 7 November 2024
SKY4u and F-AIR have formed a new training collaboration at EATS, expanding APS-MCC and Type Rating offerings with simulators at Prague International Airport. 7 November 2024
Today at EATS, Frank Steiner, from Lufthansa, shared valuable insights into how instructor concordance plays a pivotal role in ensuring effective, consistent training within the CBTA framework. 6 November 2024
In this overview of EATS 2024, Marty Kauchak explores exhibitors' plans and technology showcases, featuring simulators, VR advancements, and AI applications in aviation training. 5 November 2024
Launched at EATS, Amelia, an AI platform, can help reduce recruitment costs by up to 30% and lower training costs and time by up to 25%. 5 November 2024