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Captain Jacques Drappier, the APATS 2024 conference chair, provides a sneak peek into some of the captivating sessions that await attendees in Singapore.

Flag carrier airline of Turkey enters exclusive partnership with Evidence-based Training experts to deliver training to over 500 pilot instructors.

“Cascais wants to be at the forefront of aviation training,” stated Carlos Carreiras, Mayor of Cascais, Portugal. And this week, the municipality west of Lisbon certainly is the centre of the training universe as about a thousand experts from throughout Europe and the world gather for the 21st European Airline Training Symposium (EATS). 

With the new system, the airline’s training department will be able to monitor and manage the its overall training quality and identify knowledge gaps.

This paper reviews the history of these traditions, the primary reason why the US has, to date, preferred to maintain the proficiency tradition embodied in AQP, and more detailed guidance regarding the use of competencies within the AQP framework.

Captain Cameron Ruckley, the Training Manager Operational Standards at easyJet Airlines, will take to the stage at EATS 2023, to discuss the intricacies of using data effectively to demonstrably enhance recurrent pilot training and, in turn, flight safety.

In the ever-evolving landscape of aviation training, the quest for safety, efficiency, and effectiveness never ceases. One of the most potent tools in our arsenal is the vast world of Big Data. EATS 2023 attendees will get practical tips on how to better employ analytics in their day-to-day work, its a subject that experts in our field cannot afford to overlook.

Copa is respected in Latin America and globally as an early adopter of training that further improves flight safety. As a champion of EBT it has played a leading role in helping the regulator to adopt EBT as an integral part of a compliant training regime.

Flyco believes this data-driven and technology-enhanced approach to pilot training not only enhances safety, but also improves the overall proficiency and competency of airline crews for a safer and more efficient aviation industry.