Civil Aviation Training

Issue 6 - 2020

Volume: 31

In this issue:

Editorial Comment - Robust Airline Recovery - What Evidence is There?
Retirements, Furloughs and Aviation's Future
Global ATS-V Rejuvenates Airline Training Community
EASA Versus the Pandemic
Gateway Opportunities: Airport Careers
Dual-Use Technology
Helicopter Jobs, Training Less Affected
Helicopter Training Rotating Towards EBT

Robust Airline Recovery – What Evidence is There? PREMIUM

December 1, 2020

Andy Smith

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

How Pilot Age May Impact a Return to Normal PREMIUM

#RestartingTheEngines

September 15, 2020

CAT Guest Author

Do you know at which ages pilot attrition is highest? Human factors consultant Lex Rock Heemstra studied the issue.

EASA Versus the Pandemic

December 14, 2020

Mario Pierobon

After the initial startle effect of the Covid-19 impact on aviation, EASA and industry experts set about the task of sustaining aviation operations. Mario Pierobon reports on their rapid reaction and outlines the ongoing agenda of regulatory updates.

Gateway Opportunities: Airport Careers

December 14, 2020

Robert Moorman

No longer considered public utilities, airports have become multi-dimensional for-profit businesses. Robert W. Moorman examines the training component of these cities with wings.

The Growing Trend of Dual-Use Technology PREMIUM

November 9, 2020

Marty Kauchak

Common, baseline technologies are being adapted and tailored for use in more civil aviation and military training organizations. The trend will continue. Group Editor Marty Kauchak reports.

Helicopter Jobs, Training Less Affected

November 23, 2020

Chuck Weirauch

Although the rotary-wing community seems to be less impacted than the airline community, there are differences as to how various vertical flight operations have been affected. US Editor Chuck Weirauch surveys the helicopter training market.

Helicopter Training Rotating Toward EBT

December 15, 2020

Mario Pierobon

Industry experts and regulators are evaluating a pathway to evidence-based training tailored to rotorcraft pilots. Mario Pierobon outlines the initiatives in development.

Aviation Trainers ‘R’ Optimistic About the Future

Global ATS-V - Day 1 Report

November 11, 2020

Rick Adams

Day One of the Global Airline Training & Simulation – Virtual conference reinforced the return to growth theme.

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.

Aligning the Acronyms

Global ATS-V - Day 3 Report

November 16, 2020

Rick Adams

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.

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Civil Aviation Training

Issue 6 - 2020

In this issue:

Comment

Robust Airline Recovery – What Evidence is There? PREMIUM

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How Pilot Age May Impact a Return to Normal PREMIUM

EASA Versus the Pandemic

Gateway Opportunities: Airport Careers

The Growing Trend of Dual-Use Technology PREMIUM

Helicopter Jobs, Training Less Affected

Helicopter Training Rotating Toward EBT

Report

Aviation Trainers ‘R’ Optimistic About the Future

Drilling into the Details

Aligning the Acronyms

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