CAE's CEO Achieves Québec Government Highest Honour

June 24, 2022

CAE President and Chief Executive Officer Marc Parent was named a Knight of the distinguished Ordre national du Québec, the highest honour bestowed by the Québec government.

Mask Order Remains in Effect; A4A Challenges Officials

April 14, 2022

While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has extended the mask mandate through 3 May 2022 for passengers onboard flights, Airlines for America is urging officials to lift it.

Southwest Resumes Multi-Million Pilot Training Center Expansion

February 23, 2022

After halting construction due to the pandemic, Southwest Airlines is back to work on its $13 million expansion of the Leadership Education and Aircrew Development center.

airBaltic Hires 559 Staff

January 11, 2022

In line with the gradual recovery of the aviation market, Latvian airline airBaltic hired a total of 559 employees in 2021.

United Triples Pilot Pay to Avoid More Covid Flight Cancellations

January 6, 2022

Due to the mass spread of the Omicron variant of Covid-19, United Airlines is paying its pilots extra until the end of January to pick up flights due to the staff shortage.

As an approved supplier to Airbus, TRU provides world-class flight simulation devices (including the above A320 FFS) to Airbus' customers, training centers and affiliates worldwide.

WATCH-Redesigning Training Methods After Covid

EATS 2021

January 4, 2022

Marco van Sterkenburg, Founder of Drillster, spoke at EATS 2021 about the importance of rethinking what we do in terms of training pilots, cabin crew and maintenance staff.

Community Recovery Pays Off... Now For 2022

December 21, 2021

Andy Smith

Halldale President and CEO Andy Smith picks the positives on another year the simulation training community will be happy to forget and looks forward to 2022 and some growth for the industry.

Rescind COVID Travel Bans, IATA Tell Governments

December 8, 2021

IATA has demanded that governments follow World Health Organization (WHO) advice and immediately rescind travel bans that were introduced in response to the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.

Embry-Riddle Post-Pandemic Proficiency Study Sites Landing Ability Most Compromised

Embry-Riddle Proficiency Study Sites Landing Ability Most Compromised

November 16, 2021

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s new research shows the Covid-19 pandemic had an alarming impact on pilot proficiency, specifically on a pilot’s skill at landing.

airBaltic Reaches 100% Covid-19 Vaccination

November 16, 2021

Latvian airline airBaltic’s entire active staff, including company’s flying personnel, has been vaccinated against Covid-19.

The Embarrassing Absence of Psychiatrists in Aviation

Dr Trang Dao, consultant, aviation psychiatry, will be one of our speakers at APATS 2023, delivering her presentation on Training Aviation Professionals in Detection & Management of Mental Unfitnes. You won't want to miss her frank discussions on the issues that need to be tackled in aviation!

What’s all the fuss about Platforms? With Len Granowetter

Luke Shabro, a former Intelligence Analyst and US Navy veteran who is now the Deputy Director at Army Futures Command TRADOC, is the guest on this week's episode of The Warfighter Podcast.

‘The Success Of The Course Greatly Depends On The Tutor’: Applying ADDIE & TNA

Those who oversee the design of theoretical knowledge training in the aviation industry are often required to adopt the ADDIE and TNA models. Mario Pierobon outlines the process.