Operating in some of the world’s most demanding airports requires exceptional flying skill, rigorous preparation and precise execution, according to Zbigniew Mlotkowski, Director of Crew Training at European charter airline KlasJet. Pilots must be trained to handle a range of hazards, including short runways, surrounding terrain, unpredictable weather and complex procedures. Airports such as Madeira
Embraer has opened registrations for its Social Tech Careers program, a free technology training initiative aimed at women and people with disabilities. The program, offered in partnership with edtech SoulCode, will train 70 participants in data analysis, low-code development, and beginner-friendly programming techniques. The online course will run from March to June 2025, with live
Mission Aviation Fellowship International has ordered a specialized flight simulator to train pilots for operations in challenging remote environments. The humanitarian organisation commissioned European manufacturer Euramec to build a Cessna Caravan training device that will be installed in the Netherlands by late 2025. MAF Flight Simulator Project Lead Rene Don said the simulator would enhance
CPaT Global secured a contract with Wizz Air to provide pilot and cabin crew training programs across the airline’s Airbus A320 fleet. The Houston-based aviation training provider will deliver aircraft systems courses and general subjects training for Wizz Air’s pilot programs. The contract includes cabin crew training modules featuring aircraft systems, safety protocols and 3D
Eve Air Mobility has chosen Embraer-CAE Training Services to provide training for its electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft program. The agreement covers training for pilots, maintenance technicians and ground handling personnel as part of Eve’s TechCare service portfolio. Eve Vice President of Customer Services Luiz Mauad said the partnership would ensure safe operations. “This
The Flight Simulation Conference is set to return to London this October after a three-year absence due to the pandemic. The two-day event, hosted by the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS), will take place on 22-23 October 2024 at the society’s headquarters. This year’s conference will focus on key topics including regulation updates, artificial intelligence applications,
