Press Releases
Rising utilization of composite materials calls for urgent attention to the aviation training industry
From the first fibreglass materials used in Boeing 707 in 1950s to the modern Boeing 787 Dreamliner, the utilization of composite materials in aviation has been rapidly developing, particularly over the past decade.
> More...FL Technics Training unveils its revolutionary program: ‘Prevention of the Overcapacity Problem’
FL Technics Training, a global provider of training services for aircraft maintenance personnel, is further developing its training programs having unveiled a special project, valued at €97,000 that is aimed at addressing the overcapacity issue in the MRO industry.
> More...Larger regional jets to set trends on the MRO specialists’ market
Last week Embraer representatives spoke about their anticipation to significantly increase the sales rates of the company’s 70- and 76-seat regional jets in the U.S. market. The expected spike in demand for larger jets can be attributed to the diminishing popularity of the traditional 50-seaters among airlines.
> More...Safety at the core: How human factors influenced aircraft maintenance training
At its heart, aircraft maintenance is a complex interface between machine components and the trained professionals who service them. It is only fitting then that reducing the scope of errors that coincides with such a system would be a topical concern for industry players across the world.
> More...Brain drain: Can developing nations sustain enough aircraft technicians?
A skills exodus has long been a constrictive factor affecting emerging markets. Indeed, there are few industries where the impact has been more profound than that of aviation in developing nations.
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