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June 16, 2017

CAE Inaugurates New Training Facility In Korea

Working In Partnership With Korea Airports Corporation

CAE and Korea Airports Corporation (KAC) inaugurated a new CAE training facility at Gimpo Airport, Seoul, Korea, to support the growing pilot training needs of Korean carriers including Jeju Air, Korean Airlines, Asiana Airlines, Eastar Jet and Air Seoul. The event was attended by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MOLIT) of the Republic of Korea as well as representatives of airlines, and the governments of Canada and Korea.

The Opening Of The AW101 Norway Training Center Expands Leonardo's Network Of Regional Training Centers

Leonardo has officially opened its AW101 Norway Training Center at Stavanger Sola Airport. The facility houses a new AW101 Full Flight Simulator and other advanced training devices for both pilot and rear crew training. The simulator will be used for the training of Norwegian AW101 pilots and other AW101 customers.

Maximizing Opportunities Around The ADS-B Transition…

Avidyne Corporation has staked out a leading position in any number of avionics categories, but the company currently is focused in maximizing its opportunities around the global ADS-B transition for surveillance.

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California Flight School Adds Four More Tecnam Twins To Fleet

Adds To Existing Fleet Of 37 Flight Training Aircraft

IASCO Flight Training (IFT) in California has placed an order for an additional four Tecnam P2006T multiengine aircraft. These will supplement the two P2006T’s already in service bringing their P2006T piston multiengine aircraft fleet to six.

Mitre Corporation Conducting Research For The FAA

The Mitre Corporation has issued a call to drone pilots to assist with research that will help inform the FAA on policy decisions related to the integration of drones into the NAS.

Will Include A Full Helicopter Risk Assessment

The Maldives Civil Aviation Authority (MCAA) has appointed the U.K. Civil Aviation Authority (U.K. CAA) to provide an in-depth review of MCAA’s helicopter regulatory oversight capability.