Crew Resource Management During Difficult Situations The recently released final report on the fatal 2021 crash of a Bombardier Challenger 605 paints a disheartening picture. Lack of crew resource management (CRM), ill-advised decisions by the
Pilot Training for Distractions in the Cockpit The issue of distracted driving receives significant attention, with growing concern over accidents caused by drivers who are not paying attention. As the automation of airplanes continues to
Enhancements to En Route IFR Charts for Foreign Aviation Airspace Before the introduction of electronic flight bags and apps into the cockpit, pilots faced the challenge of determining their aviation airspace without the assistance of
Specialized Pilot Training for new King Air Fire Mapping Technology Forest fires terrify me. I used to take comfort in the fact that they were just “nature at work,” getting rid of the old and
CTS is pleased to introduce our new Walking Working Surfaces subject. This new subject aligns our content with OSHA’s final rule updating the Walking Working Surfaces and Fall Protection standards and replaces our existing Maintenance
Pilot training is helpful, but sometimes a safety device is necessary Remember in pilot training when your instructor would slap a suction cup on those critical flight instruments, and you would struggle to maintain basic
Pilot training for veterans for aviation careers As a young airline pilot climbing my way up the seniority list, I grew accustomed to the many threats of furloughs, mergers, and system-wide layoffs. It was just
Aviation training may be within reach thanks to scholarships I always thought that aviation training courses were all about pilot training and flying planes, but it turns out that there’s much more to it than
Fundamentals of Instruction We are thrilled to introduce Fundamentals of Instruction as the newest subject added to CTS’s courses. This course introduces check airmen and flight instructors to learning styles and teaching techniques and how
We are pleased to announce that we have released a new training subject: Minimum Equipment List (MEL). Our MEL subject has been developed to satisfy training requirements listed in the 8900 and those recommended by
Crew Resource Management During Difficult Situations The recently released final report on the fatal 2021 crash of a Bombardier Challenger 605 paints a disheartening picture. Lack of crew resource management (CRM), ill-advised decisions by the
Pilot Training for Distractions in the Cockpit The issue of distracted driving receives significant attention, with growing concern over accidents caused by drivers who are not paying attention. As the automation of airplanes continues to
Enhancements to En Route IFR Charts for Foreign Aviation Airspace Before the introduction of electronic flight bags and apps into the cockpit, pilots faced the challenge of determining their aviation airspace without the assistance of
Specialized Pilot Training for new King Air Fire Mapping Technology Forest fires terrify me. I used to take comfort in the fact that they were just “nature at work,” getting rid of the old and
CTS is pleased to introduce our new Walking Working Surfaces subject. This new subject aligns our content with OSHA’s final rule updating the Walking Working Surfaces and Fall Protection standards and replaces our existing Maintenance
Pilot training is helpful, but sometimes a safety device is necessary Remember in pilot training when your instructor would slap a suction cup on those critical flight instruments, and you would struggle to maintain basic
Pilot training for veterans for aviation careers As a young airline pilot climbing my way up the seniority list, I grew accustomed to the many threats of furloughs, mergers, and system-wide layoffs. It was just
Aviation training may be within reach thanks to scholarships I always thought that aviation training courses were all about pilot training and flying planes, but it turns out that there’s much more to it than
Fundamentals of Instruction We are thrilled to introduce Fundamentals of Instruction as the newest subject added to CTS’s courses. This course introduces check airmen and flight instructors to learning styles and teaching techniques and how
We are pleased to announce that we have released a new training subject: Minimum Equipment List (MEL). Our MEL subject has been developed to satisfy training requirements listed in the 8900 and those recommended by
