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An Afternoon Drive Along the Shore – at I/ITSEC - Vimarsana News

An Afternoon Drive Along the Shore – at I/ITSEC

BAE Systems’ Amphibious Combat Vehicle (ACV) is the US Marine Corps’ next generation vehicle designed to move Marines from ship to shore. The ACV is a full replacement for the aging Amphibious Assault Vehicle, the ACV will be the primary means of tactical mobility for the Marine infantry battalion at sea and ashore.

Halldale Joins IATA 25By25 Pledge | Halldale Group - Vimarsana News

Halldale Joins IATA 25By25 Pledge | Halldale Group

Halldale Group has signed up for the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) 25By2025 initiative, which advocates for greater gender diversity in the aviation industry. 

EATS2023 Day Two: Women, Science Take the Stage - Vimarsana News

EATS2023 Day Two: Women, Science Take the Stage

After a first day focused on training methodology evolution, the second day of the European Airline Training Symposium (EATS) shifted into the realms of science and diversity.

In Memory of RADM James Robb, President, National Training and Simulation Association - Vimarsana News

In Memory of RADM James Robb, President, National Training and Simulation Association

Halldale Group was saddened to learn this November 3 of the sudden death of RADM James Robb, President, NTSA.

Former Qualified Military Pilots as One Commercial Carrier Pilot Source - Vimarsana News

Former Qualified Military Pilots as One Commercial Carrier Pilot Source

The global pilot shortage promises to be a recurring, spirited topic at next month’s EATS 2023, into next Spring’s WATS 2024 – and beyond. While credible, authoritative forecasts from CAE and other community stakeholders point to the differences between pilot supply and demand curves slowly and incrementally narrowing, there is still much work left to meet the insatiable demand for aircrews around the globe.