This course provides an introduction to the EU requirements governing the qualification of FSTDs and their ongoing operation. All types of FSTD are covered, from the generic Flight Navigation Procedural Trainer (FNPT) through to the fully type-specific Full Flight Simulator (FFS).
This course provides delegates from both the regulatory and operational environments with the core knowledge and skills required to understand the process of developing and approving competency-based training and checking programmes. The course content contains some theory but focusses on the practical application of the principles and philosophies of CBTA, in addition to guidance for operators and National Aviation Authorities on the approval of CBTA programmes.
This course focuses on the processes for ensuring and assessing compliance with UK and European Community rules on Commercial Air Transport (CAT) operations. The course will equip you with the core knowledge and competencies to work towards and assess compliance with the applicable regulations.
This course provides delegates from both the regulatory and operational environments with the core knowledge and competencies required to understand the process of compliance with European Community rules in respect Evidence-based Training programmes under Parts FCL, ARO and ORO.
This course provides newly appointed Dangerous Goods Inspectors with the theoretical knowledge needed to fulfil their regulatory role.
This course provides delegates with an overview of the processes and practices surrounding the regulation of cabin safety. Based on the UK CAA’s training programme used for its Inspecting Officers, Cabin Safety and designed and delivered by highly qualified cabin safety technical specialists with extensive experience in the UK CAA Flight Operations Department.
This course provides the bespoke tools for understanding fatigue risk by focusing on developing an understanding of fatigue science and the tools used to gather objective and subjective data.
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We want to inspire and engage with young people to explore careers in STEM, aviation, and aerospace to support and encourage their future career choices. Aviation and aerospace needs to be ready for the future and we need different talent, ideas and values to make that happen. We are committed to supporting the ambitions and interests of everyone to create opportunities which are inclusive and engaging for all.
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) is the umbrella term used to cover work promoting those subjects in education and to young people. Our work in the area is primarily about promoting the broad range of exciting jobs and careers that are available in aviation along with the skills and knowledge that someone looking to enter the sector could require.
It has been recognised by the aviation community that there will be an anticipated shortage of skilled aviation professionals in the near future.
By promoting awareness of the aviation and aerospace sector, the variety of career pathways you can take and the subjects that help you get there, we aim to inspire young aviators into this industry.
