Training and Workforce

François Chavatte, who co-founded EBAA and was co-pilot of first business aviation flight into Paris- Le Bourget Airport, passed away on June 24.

Ortega Aviation Services in Wichita has awarded ground school scholarships to nine area police officers.

Allied Pilots Association official calls on management to allow more flexibility in pilot scheduling.

Guilford Technical Community College will use the donation of two Diamond jets for its Aviation Systems Technology Program.

Business aviation managers looking to fill vacancies should hire strategically, not just by selecting the low-hanging fruit.

At Wichita Aero Club event, FlightSafety International CEO Brad Thress outlined enhancements the company is making to its pilot training.

Upset Training Solutions International is now offering lower-cost upset prevention and recovery training for aircraft pilots in Europe.

The IFR-certificated version of the AW119Kx will replace the Bell TH-57 as the Navy’s undergraduate rotary-wing trainer.

The groups are urging the FAA to rethink its recent guidance on compensation for flight training in warbird and other aircraft.

While technically proficient in the eyes of regulators, many pilots may not be prepared to handle events outside their comfort zone.

Southwest Aerospace Technologies also will provide annual funding toward a scholarship for aviation students at Texas State Technical College.

Gary Reeves specializes in avionics training and also teaches pilots how to use their electronic flight bag apps.

Aviation training provider FlightSafety International (FSI) has joined the International Business Aviation Council (IBAC) as an industry partner.

A training provider CEO says it's unprecedented for so many pilots to go so long without flying or having an alternative way of staying current.

Universal Helicopters (UHI) is partnering with Bell to deliver pilot training in the Bell 505 Jet Ranger X light turbine single.

The pilot shortage has already started, and business aviation needs a plan to retain and hire more flight crewmembers.

The USHST and HAI have launched the “56 Seconds to Live” course on line.

The first class of 16 students began their apprenticeships in March at Bombardier Biggin Hill.

A Thales Airbus Helicopters H145 simulator has been installed at Helisim’s simulation center on the Airbus campus in Grand Prairie, Texas.

The G 120TP has been selected for the first phase of a complete overhaul of Sweden’s military pilot training program.

FlightSafety International and Flight Research have partnered to provide upset recovery training.

The new Leonardo academy will be operated by Rotorsim, a joint venture between Leonardo and CAE.

The course focuses on ICAO's new methodology for assessing and reporting runway surface conditions.

EASA approves VRM's VR flight simulation training device for the Robinson R22.

AOPA, EAA, and GAMA asked the FAA to issue guidance clarifying its view on a court ruling deeming that flight instructors are carrying persons for hire.

Airbus Helicopters has enhanced its distance learning capabilities and is now making many of those permanent.

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West Star Aviation aims to reduce aircraft maintenance turn times by double-digit percentages with expanded second shifts.

As part of its efforts to streamline the training system, the USAF is now training some multi-engine pilots using the T-1 Jayhawk entirely.

A crosswind takeoff is a difficult maneuver that requires a lot of “rudder and stick” skills.