Training and Workforce

NBAA Charities gave 14 students and professionals an opportunity in business aviation via scholarships.

Disbursing $78,000 in training scholarships might not be a record, but it certainly is satisfying work for WCA volunteers.

APS is the only Part 141 flight school certified for complete delivery of stall/spin and upset prevention and recovery training.

Program brings owners and operators together, as well as provides initial documentation, insurance guidance and technical advice.

The flight education provider has added five new modules to its eLearning program along with upgrades to its winter ops module.

NBAA is supporting an epic round-the-world solo flight by Afghanistan’s first female civilian pilot, Shaesta Waiz,

JSfirm career resources will now be accessible on University Aviation Association’s website.

FlyRight donating a King Air 350 type rating course to Able Flight

TRU Expanding Florida ProFlight Facility

The company is partnering with CAE as part of the U.S. Army’s Fixed-wing flight training program.

Unmanned Safety Institute, Florida police sponsor workshop

Lee Lauderback, president and CEO of Stallion 51, will highlight the company’s upset prevention and recovery training programs.

The Mojave, Calif., company has added upset recognition and recovery training in a Northtop F-5 fighter jet.

Besides holding events at this year’s NBAA show, the Young Professionals group is expanding to international conventions.

CAE’s Next Generation Training System is part of several initiatives underway to cement the company’s position in the training market.

Nexus Flight Operations is partnering with China's Sichuan Gang Tai General Aviation.

Program brings the same level of attention to customer service that NATA’s Safety 1st course brings to line service.

The company is focusing on ensuring seat-of-the-pant feel in its simulators.

Center is designed to serve the training needs of European customers, beginning with pilot training on the Bell 429.

FlightSafety provides training for all current-production Falcon aircraft using a fleet of 26 full flight simulators at its learning centers.

The concept of a flight operations manual should be gaining attention in the general aviation industry.

Expansion, which will add to the existing 15,000 sq ft for flight training there, is scheduled to be completed by November.

The facility—which offers courses for Learjet, Challenger and Global pilots and maintenance technicians—has trained more than 45,000 customers since 2001.

As a result, the agency said operators, training providers and safety officials will have more timely access to standardized, accurate training material.

The scholarship awards ceremony will be held on November 2 during the 70th Annual NBAA Convention in Orlando, Fla.

center will conduct R&D on technical training for air traffic controllers, aviation safety inspectors, engineers, pilots and technicians.

Company announced an order for five new level-D flight simulators and the construction of a new flight training center.

Kitplane maker Sonex in partnership with local Chinese companies, hopes to provide a boost to the Asian country's general aviation segment.

The flight training simulator provider offers a full slate of aviation activity at the show.

The flight school will receive 12 Archer TXs from Piper Aircraft.