Training and Workforce

News about simulators and training procedures, as well as workforce.

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Blue Force Contracted for Unmanned Adversary Development

The U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps are looking for cheaper ways of providing adversary training, with autonomous air vehicles to the fore.

Training and Workforce

March 11, 2022

Leonardo AW139 Sim Installed in Japan

Leonardo and Japanese logistics company Suzuyo have achieved certification for an AW139 full-flight simulator in Japan.

Rotorcraft

March 10, 2022

Aspiring Astronaut Promotes Flight Suit Maker at HAI

Stephan/H is a Canadian manufacturer of flight suits and other technical uniforms for aerospace professionals.

Training and Workforce

March 10, 2022

Brexit Continues To Impact UK Aviation Skills Shortage

High-level political tension between the UK and the European Union has blocked agreements on the movement of skilled aviation labor across borders.

Maintenance and Modifications

March 10, 2022

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CAE to Develop Simulators for Joby's eVTOL Aircraft

CAE will develop flight training equipment, including a full-flight simulator, for Joby's five-seat eVTOL aircraft that is due to enter service in 2024.

Aircraft

March 9, 2022

FlightSafety To Train Lilium eVTOL Pilots

FlightSafety International will provide mixed-reality training devices and training services for pilots who will be flying the Lilium Jet.

Aircraft

March 9, 2022

VRM Switzerland Delivers First U.S.-based H125 VR Trainer

VRM Switzerland has delivered the first Airbus H125 VR trainer in the U.S. to Colorado Highland Helicopters.

Training and Workforce

March 8, 2022

Sumwalt Renews Call For More Helicopter IFR

Former NTSB chairman says low-level IFR route structure "needs to move forward."

Rotorcraft

March 7, 2022

RAeS-led Study Calls for ‘Urgent Action’ on Sexism in Aviation

A report published by the Royal Aeronautical Society found that efforts toward gender equity in aviation have fallen short.

Airlines

March 7, 2022

SMU and CAE Apply Biometrics to Flight Training

By measuring pilots' physical reactions during flight training, SMU and CAE researchers believe performance can be more objectively determined.

Training and Workforce

March 1, 2022

Metro Embraces Camera, Training Technology

Metro Aviation works to improve operations through the use of supplemental technology including base weather cameras and Icarus IFR training devices.

Rotorcraft

March 1, 2022

AINsight: Developing a Personal Proficiency Plan

Two terms often used interchangeably in aviation are currency and proficiency, but they are not the same and a pilot can be current but not proficient.

Safety

February 25, 2022

Asian Airlines Could Learn from Recovery Mistakes Elsewhere

Staffing shortages and disruptions in the U.S. and Europe teach Asia-Pacific airlines a lesson in how to prepare for a traffic surge.

Airlines

February 17, 2022

ACA Marks Return of Level 2 Charter Broker Qualification

Thirty-six delegates attended the second part of Air Charter Association's three-level Air Charter Broker Qualification training.

Charter & Fractional

February 17, 2022

NBAA Awards $400k Worth of Mx Training Scholarships

NBAA announces recipients of the 2021 AMT Maintenance Scholarships, awarded to individuals working or planning to work in business aviation maintenance.

Maintenance and Modifications

February 16, 2022

Red 6 Demos Augmented Reality Combat Training

Combat readiness is critical for any air force, and Red 6 aims to improve fighter pilots' skills with augmented reality training.

Training and Workforce

February 16, 2022

China’s General Aviation Market Resumes Growth Trend

China GA growth prospects are robust, with flight hours set to increase by a factor of six by 2035

Aircraft

February 15, 2022

Flight Training in Asia Continues Growth Trajectory

Training providers such as CAE see enormous opportunity for growth as pandemic restrictions ease around the world.

Training and Workforce

February 15, 2022

Boeing Sees Dramatic Rise in Asia's Traffic Share by 2040

China will account for nearly half of the 18,000 new aircraft required in the region in the next two decades, according to Boeing.

Aircraft

February 13, 2022

Covid Creates Pilot Surplus in Asia-Pacific

The Asia-Pacific region will likely to be the slowest to recover from the coronavirus pandemic due to widespread travel restrictions.

Training and Workforce

February 10, 2022