What are the best systems to manage aviation training? ATMS (Advanced Training Management System) is the leading enterprise aviation training software which provides training organizations with an efficient, accurate and easy-to-use electronic tool to build aircraft training programs including aircraft..
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What is the training process? What are the major steps that are critical to completing the full training management lifecycle? Knowing that training is a process is the first lesson. In the generic sense, “a process is a collection of interrelated..
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Rethinking Training: Managing Compliance Training in a Post-LMS Era By Peter Mackay Editor–in–Chief Hazardous Cargo Bulletin HCB Monthly Recordkeeping • Managing compliance training in a post-LMS Era offers opportunities for efficiency gains, according to AQT Solutions The use of learning..
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Piers Bishop discusses improving the workplace with employee training software – Apr 11th, 2013 Software covers so many bases in the modern enterprise, making countless administrative processes easier for the manager. It tracks people’s hours, pay, absences, progress, aspirations, benefits, training,..
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Top Aviation Training Courseware Companies Who are today’s top aviation training courseware companies? This is a harder question than one would think due to the growing crossover between TMS and LMS providers. It has become increasingly difficult for the customer to distinguish between the..
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Ever wonder how to manage hundreds, or even thousands of trainees, when it’s just you, or one other person handling it all? It can be done. It’s not impossible if you can digest and accept what it means to manage the..
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Should aviation training systems be connected with aviation maintenance tracking systems? This is a great question to ask it often comes up in conversations we’ve had with our current and future clients. There are many efficiency gains to connecting the data..
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Benefits Should Exceed the Costs If you are asking the question, what are the costs of aviation training systems, you are approaching end of the selection and purchasing process for obtaining a new training management system. Making this decision is..
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Raytheon Invests in New Hypersonic Missile to Combat Global Threats – As China and Russia continue to demonstrate rapid progress in development of hypersonic strike weapons, the U.S.’s largest guided-missile company says technology to counter the threat is already achievable..
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Today the FAA announced an innovative new FAA airline and airport surveillance and security program in partnership with NOAA, DoD, and DHS. A team has been comprised of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the Department of Defense (DoD), the Department of..
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[fsn_row][fsn_column width=”12″][fsn_text] Flight Instructor Practical Test Standards for Airplane Flight Standards Service Washington, DC 20591 Flight Instructor Practical Test Standards for Airplane The Flight Instructor—Airplane Practical Test Standards book has been published by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to establish..
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So, what was the world’s first airport and when did it first open? Many aviation professional and enthusiasts may be quite surprise to find that the first airport to operate scheduled international commercial aviation services was Hounslow Heath Aerodrome nearly..
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WASHINGTON — U.S. Airline Flight Cancellations Report Shows Progress Over Last Year. According to Air Travel Consumer Report released today issued by The U.S. Department, flight cancellations are down from last year in 2017. The report compiles U.S. air carrier data for..
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NextGen Data Comm Aviation Technology is Now at Minneapolis April 11 – Data Comm, the NextGen technology that enhances safety and reduces delays by improving the way air traffic controllers and pilots talk to each other, is now live at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport...
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Drone Applications Accelerated by FAA. FAA Will Release Maps to Speed up Drone Authorization Applications – April 10, 2017 – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) plans to release the first set of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) facility maps on April 27. The..
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[fsn_row][fsn_column width=”12″ column_style=”light”][fsn_text] FAA and Brazil Strengthen Aviation Partnership March 30, 2017 – Speaking today before aviation leaders at the International Air Transport Association Wings of Change Conference at the first International Brazil Air Show (IBAS) in Rio de Janeiro, Federal..
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Airbus VTOL accelerating into the Urban Air Mobility Market. The European aerospace superpower is revving up its amazing efforts within the urban air mobility market, increasing the possibilities for electric-powered vertical-takeoff-and-landing (VTOL) aircraft to revolutionizing the way people move around within cities with..
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On this day in aviation history, March 17, 1969, the first flight, test pilot Roland Coffignot and flight engineer Gérard Boutin made their first flight of the prototype SA 315A Lama, serial number 315-001. This new helicopter combined the air..
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US Airlines Passenger Numbers for 2016 Just what was the total number of passengers that traveled on US airlines in 2016? The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Bureau of Transportation Statistics has just released US airlines passenger numbers for 2016 in the..
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WASHINGTON – US Airline On-Time Arrival report January 2017. The US Department of Transportation has announced today that the US airline on-time arrival rate is now down from January 2016 yet is up from December 2016. According to the reporting carriers,..
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International Women’s Day Honoree: Ada Lovelace As a marketer for a software company, it was a no-brainer to choose the first computer programmer, Augusta “Ada” Byron to recognize and honor on International National Women’s Day today. Ada was born on December..
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FAA Airspace Workshops in Denver, Colorado February 28 -The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced today that they will be will holding 11 public information workshops in April and May 2017 focused on proposed airspace improvements in the Denver Metro Area...
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When was the first aviation training program created? May 21, 1917 Ohio State University trains pilots for World War 1 – 14 years after the Wright brothers launched their first flight, the U.S. War Department established Schools of Military Aeronautics at..
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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration’s Aviation Instructor’s Handbook The Aviation Instructor’s Handbook, designed for ground instructors, flight instructors, and aviation maintenance instructors, was developed by the Flight Standards Service, Airman Testing Standards Branch working with aviation educators and industry to help..
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Aviation Training Systems Comparisons When conducting aviation training systems comparisons, what are the top features and functions of great aviation training systems? This a crucial, overarching question to ask training software companies when making comparisons among the mix of aviation..
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Super Bowl 2017 is a No Drone Zone FAA Video The Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) latest public service announcement is a reminder that the airspace around NRG Stadium in Houston is a No Drone Zone for the Super Bowl. Temporary..
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What Makes Up the Best Learning Management Systems or LMSs? In today’s hyper-competitive economic climate, efficiency is king. Especially when keeping your employees safe and compliant. This becomes more challenging as training counts and curriculum complexities increase. Many companies underestimate the cost..
Read More Fly Safe: Prevent Loss of Control Accidents January 18– The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and #FlySafe, the general aviation (GA) group’s national safety campaign, aims to educate the GA community on the best practices to calculate and predict aircraft performance..
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In early December we had the distinct privilege of participating in the 3rd Annual Maritime Administration ship recycling town hall meeting in Brownsville, Texas. The venue brought together federal ship disposal programs, government safety and environmental agencies and domestic ship recycling..
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