Training and Workforce

Guidance on implementing upset recovery programs has been vague, bu APS has set out to change that.

Following a fatal airplane crash caused by misfueling, NATA is offering a free website to help prevent such accidents in the future.

The facility is looking for business beyond its launch customer.

Noting shortages in many sectors of the aviation workforce, the business aviation association is advocating for more hands-on training programs.

EasyJet has started to train pilots in CAE’s new simulator center near Gatwick Airport, where it has five dedicated full-motion devices.

Five already announced additional simulators will represent just the start of the CAE-DAC joint venture’s investment in growing Simcom Holdings.

Aviation Performance Solutions has added an upset prevention and recovery training course for aviation safety inspectors and regulatory authorities.

Yingling Aviation and Safe Flight Instrument Corp. continue family legacies with the promotions of Andrew Nichols and Matthew Greene.

The winning Boeing T-X design is named in honor of the Tuskegee Airmen and the U.S. Air Force’s first African American fighter squadron

What started several years ago as a low-key gathering of charter brokers has now blossomed in to a one-day “must attend” event for the industry.

FlightSafety International is now offering Collins Pro Line 4 to Pro Line Fusion differences training to operators of Nextant 604XT.

The Ohio State University is leading a multi-disciplinary team to decide best practices needed to meet the increasing industry demand for professionals.

FlightSafety International provides in-flight emergency training courses for executives, aircraft owners and their families. AIN tagged along.

The two-day course comprises 15 modules to prevent successful attacks.

Helicopter Leonardo is teaming with aviation training company CAE USA to offer training to U.S. government customers

New centers in Bangkok and New Delhi come as Boeing’s latest forecast predicts a requirement for 266,000 new pilots in Asia Pacific over the next 20 years.

ATAC has flown its first Mirage F1 after return-to-flight overhaul, while Top Aces has surpassed 80,000 hours of contracted air services.

As part of the agreement, CAE also will acquire a 50 percent stake in Directional Aviation's training company, Simcom.

The forums typically attract about 2,500 attendees and include 150 indoor exhibits and a static display of about 35 aircraft.

Textron Aviation launched the Pilot Development Program in 2016 partly in response to the pilot shortage.

The U.S. Army has trained nearly 1,500 student pilots on the Airbus UH-72A.

Similar courses for the Gulfstream G650 and G280 are expected to be offered this fall.

The program partners universities and industry with local high schools to teach rotor-specific aviation flight training and technician classes.

With a fleet of Diamond and Cessna trainers, Daytona Beach, Florida-based Phoenix East Aviation has been in business since 1972.

Boeing has been involved for many years in STEM education in Brazil and recently extended its commitment in the country.

Canadian training specialist’s South American business aviation and helicopter training center is in São Paulo.

The on-demand charter broker hopes to lure young people to aviation careers through scholarships, event support.

The organization's Schedulers & Dispatchers Committee will hand out nearly $40,000 in scholarships at next year's conference in Charlotte.

Airbus Helicopters opened its new regional completion and delivery center (CDC) in Subang, Malaysia, as it streamlines its services in Asia.

The formal program will give pilots with three years of experience at partner Part 135 operators, preferential status in the airlines' hiring queue.