Training and Workforce

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

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Comments Due Today on Proposed Changes to Part 61

A Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) seeking to make major changes to Parts 61, 91 and 141 closes for comments today.

Regulations and Government

May 8, 2007

Two Pilot Training Partners Join Eclipse Program

Eclipse Aviation selected two companies-Higher Power Aviation of Dallas and Flight Simulation of the Netherlands-to run the model 500 VLJ pilot training pr

Training and Workforce

May 1, 2007

Customer input key on CAE’s new lower-cost bizjet simulator

Canadian-owned aircraft simulator and training operator CAE has unveiled the latest addition to its line of flight simulators.

Training and Workforce

April 30, 2007

Michigan Institure of Aviation adds FlightSafety course

The Michigan Institute of Aviation and Technology (MIAT) will incorporate FlightSafety’s Principles of Troubleshooting course into its curriculum.

Training and Workforce

April 30, 2007

Videos

SimuFlite adds Citation X and Falcon MX training

CAE SimuFlite is set to begin offering Citation X technical training by this fall.

Training and Workforce

April 3, 2007

Northrop Rice develps Malaysian MX school

Northrop Rice USA completed a five-year contract developing the Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology (MIAT), with a handover ceremony in Kuala Lumpur

Training and Workforce

April 3, 2007

PAMA: FAA should require maintenance training

The Professional Aviation Maintenance Association (PAMA) is strongly urging the FAA to require all air carrier, commuter and on-demand operators to have an

Training and Workforce

March 30, 2007

KS Aviation reopens a downsized Sierra Academy

Oakland, Calif.-based Sierra Academy of Aeronautics, formerly an independently owned and operated fixed-wing, helicopter and maintenance training school th

Training and Workforce

March 29, 2007

Boeing-owned training center opens in Atlanta

Last month, Boeing-owned Alteon Training (formerly FlightSafety Boeing) announced the opening of its new $75 million training facility at Atlanta Hartsfiel

Training and Workforce

March 29, 2007

USAIG contribution to training tops $2.5 million

Over the last seven years, U.S.

Finance, Taxes, Insurance

March 29, 2007

SimPro USA looks to change ‘Sin City’ into a ‘Sim City’

A recent indicator of the business climate malaise that California’s new governor has vowed to reverse is the move of flight simulator facility operator Si

Training and Workforce

March 28, 2007

PrestoSim Gets FAA OK for Citation Trng.

PrestoSim, a Grapevine, Texas, privately held Part 142 school, recently received FAA approval to provide simulator-based upgrade, initial, transition and t

Training and Workforce

March 28, 2007

FlightSafety, NetJets numbers dipped in 2003

Profits soared last year at Warren Buffett’s holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, though not all of the company’s divisions did well.

Charter & Fractional

March 28, 2007

FSI tool tracks training progress

FlightSafety International (FSI) is expanding its training options, offering a Web-based eLearning system that also provides a learning management system (

Training and Workforce

March 27, 2007

Torqued: British Airways crew forfeited too much authority

A few months ago I wrote about the events surrounding a British Airways flight from Los Angeles to London (AIN, December 2006, page 78).

Training and Workforce

March 26, 2007

FlightSafety has lofty plans at Farnborough

FlightSafety International’s business aviation learning center at Farnborough Airport in the UK is expected to open next January.

Training and Workforce

March 22, 2007

Chinese try quality trainers

Shanghai Sikorsky has delivered two Shen 3A helicopters (license-built Schweizer 300Cs) to Tianjin’s Civil Aviation University of China (CAUC).

Training and Workforce

March 22, 2007

Dassault OKs SimuFlite Falcon 2000 training

Dassault Falcon Jet has completed the approval process to certify CAE SimuFlite’s Falcon 2000 maintenance program.

Training and Workforce

March 22, 2007

What does it take to pilot a jet?

The “right stuff” might be your answer, particularly if you liked what author Tom Wolfe had to say in his recounting of America’s efforts to send a man to

Safety

March 22, 2007

FlightSafety Turns the Key on Its Newest Simulators

FlightSafety has added Learjet 35/35A and King Air 350 simulators to its training facility at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

Training and Workforce

March 22, 2007

Training and Workforce

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

Latest

Comments Due Today on Proposed Changes to Part 61

A Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) seeking to make major changes to Parts 61, 91 and 141 closes for comments today.

Two Pilot Training Partners Join Eclipse Program

Eclipse Aviation selected two companies-Higher Power Aviation of Dallas and Flight Simulation of the Netherlands-to run the model 500 VLJ pilot training pr

Customer input key on CAE’s new lower-cost bizjet simulator

Canadian-owned aircraft simulator and training operator CAE has unveiled the latest addition to its line of flight simulators.

Michigan Institure of Aviation adds FlightSafety course

The Michigan Institute of Aviation and Technology (MIAT) will incorporate FlightSafety’s Principles of Troubleshooting course into its curriculum.

Videos

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SimuFlite adds Citation X and Falcon MX training

CAE SimuFlite is set to begin offering Citation X technical training by this fall.

Northrop Rice develps Malaysian MX school

Northrop Rice USA completed a five-year contract developing the Malaysian Institute of Aviation Technology (MIAT), with a handover ceremony in Kuala Lumpur

PAMA: FAA should require maintenance training

The Professional Aviation Maintenance Association (PAMA) is strongly urging the FAA to require all air carrier, commuter and on-demand operators to have an

KS Aviation reopens a downsized Sierra Academy

Oakland, Calif.-based Sierra Academy of Aeronautics, formerly an independently owned and operated fixed-wing, helicopter and maintenance training school th

Boeing-owned training center opens in Atlanta

Last month, Boeing-owned Alteon Training (formerly FlightSafety Boeing) announced the opening of its new $75 million training facility at Atlanta Hartsfiel

USAIG contribution to training tops $2.5 million

Over the last seven years, U.S.

SimPro USA looks to change ‘Sin City’ into a ‘Sim City’

A recent indicator of the business climate malaise that California’s new governor has vowed to reverse is the move of flight simulator facility operator Si

PrestoSim Gets FAA OK for Citation Trng.

PrestoSim, a Grapevine, Texas, privately held Part 142 school, recently received FAA approval to provide simulator-based upgrade, initial, transition and t

FlightSafety, NetJets numbers dipped in 2003

Profits soared last year at Warren Buffett’s holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, though not all of the company’s divisions did well.

FSI tool tracks training progress

FlightSafety International (FSI) is expanding its training options, offering a Web-based eLearning system that also provides a learning management system (

Torqued: British Airways crew forfeited too much authority

A few months ago I wrote about the events surrounding a British Airways flight from Los Angeles to London (AIN, December 2006, page 78).

FlightSafety has lofty plans at Farnborough

FlightSafety International’s business aviation learning center at Farnborough Airport in the UK is expected to open next January.

Chinese try quality trainers

Shanghai Sikorsky has delivered two Shen 3A helicopters (license-built Schweizer 300Cs) to Tianjin’s Civil Aviation University of China (CAUC).

Dassault OKs SimuFlite Falcon 2000 training

Dassault Falcon Jet has completed the approval process to certify CAE SimuFlite’s Falcon 2000 maintenance program.

What does it take to pilot a jet?

The “right stuff” might be your answer, particularly if you liked what author Tom Wolfe had to say in his recounting of America’s efforts to send a man to

FlightSafety Turns the Key on Its Newest Simulators

FlightSafety has added Learjet 35/35A and King Air 350 simulators to its training facility at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

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