Our biggest-ever EATS came to a close on Wednesday. Thank you to the over 900 delegates who made it to Berlin for an action-packed couple of days of insightful presentations, key networking opportunities and an incredibly busy trade show. 

Halldale Founder and CEO Andy Smith opened the largest ever edition of EATS, unveiling a new community platform for aviation training leaders.

The 20th edition of the European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) began in Berlin on Monday with our icebreaker reception, sponsored by L3Harris. Take a look through the picture gallery.

"You're out of touch," the delegates boldly told EASA officials. Peter Moxham, FRAeS, takes us through the fateful EATS meeting that lead to the birth of the ATPG.

Captain Jacques Drappier and Colin Rydon discuss selection and ab initio training in Asia Pacific as part of the 2022 Heads of Training series. Colin believes relations need to change and airlines need to work with ATOs for everyone's benefit.

What is happening at Europe's Number One Civil Aviation Training event? EATS 2022 Conference Chair Captain Jacques Drappier gives a brief rundown on what to expect in Berlin.

Capt. Jean-Michel Bigarré, who has been named President of the Aircraft Manufacturer Flight Training Association, promised: “this organization will be a game changer for enhancing flight safety.”

As part of a TU Dublin postgraduate project, a research group is looking at whether classic indicators of organisational resilience correlate with historic share performance in airlines. 

C² Technologies, Inc., an education, immersive learning, LVC, MODSIM, aviation training, and digital transformation company, has welcomed Shelley Mitchell to the company as senior vice president and general manager.