Items Tagged with 'airbus'

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Robust Airline Recovery – What Evidence is There?

December 1, 2020

Pilot forecasts, returning routes, vaccine developments, and economic optimism suggest a nearer-term ramp-up for commercial aviation. CAT publisher Andy Smith opines.

Pathway to Help Pilots Land Jobs

November 26, 2020

AeroStar and Eagle Jet International have entered a partnership to provide pilots with full-time, permanent employment positions.

Drilling into the Details

Global ATS-V - Day 2 Report

November 12, 2020

Rick Adams

If Day One was the appetizer of the Global Airline Training & Simulation – Virtual conference, Day Two was meat and potatoes.

Airbus Selects ITPS

November 4, 2020

The International Test Pilots School has been selected by Airbus Defense and Space division as the training provider of choice for the next three years.

UPRT Certification in Vietnam

October 22, 2020

BAA Training Vietnam is the first ATO in Vietnam to acquire Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT) certification.

Synthetic Training System Cockpit Replacement

October 13, 2020

Today’s aviation training requirements are changing, especially in the field of synthetic pilot training.

Cargo Hold Sim

October 9, 2020

Rheinmetall and Airbus Defense & Space continue their cooperation in training system for the A400M transport aircraft.

Airbus Message: Keep Trust in Air Travel

September 12, 2020

“Our world may not be the same as it was half a century ago, but aviation will continue to play a key role,” Airbus states as part of a new public relations campaign, #KeepTrustInAirTravel.

LVL320 Crew Training Puts First Airbus Sim into Operation

July 2, 2020

LVL320 Crew Training is a new subsidiary of Skywings Flight Training, a flight school located at Antwerp airport, Belgium.

Join MS&T at vIITSEC

Come and meet the MS&T magazine team at vIITSEC, Monday 30th November to Friday 4th December.

Aligning the Acronyms

Global Airline Training & Simulation – Virtual was 'on air' for more than 45 hours – 15 consecutive hours each day, from morning in Europe to early evening in North America.

Sim Ops FSTD Functioning Mark Dransfield

My Training Device Manufacturer Just Closed. How Do I Keep My FSTD Functioning?

Mark Dransfield, co-founder of Sim Ops and independent Flight Simulation Training Device regulatory consultant, discusses what happens to long-term support of your Flight Simulation Training Device when the TDM goes out of business.