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FL Technics Training: More and more carriers in the CIS region seek advice with regard to Part-145 and Part-147 training
While the demand for air travel services in Russia & the CIS region rises, more and more regional aviation industry companies try to pass the EASA Part-145 or Part-147 certification process.
> More...Is the success of the airplane industry dependent on NDT?
The biggest aircraft manufacturers Boeing and Airbus have significantly increased the use of composites in the production of their next-generation commercial aircraft. Driven by the need to reduce aircraft weight and thus optimize operational costs manufacturers and material suppliers increasingly invest into developing innovative solutions designed to integrate structures into more complex single components that are manufactured in “one shot”.
> More...The impact of technology on workforce and aircraft training requirements
The gap between basic training and aircraft specific training is growing wider by the day as new technologies are being introduced at a record pace. Modern aviation maintenance institutions must be able to produce competent maintenance personnel with up-to-date knowledge and skills.
> More...Tablets in aircraft maintenance training
In recent years the aviation industry has made significant progress in the use of e-enabled tools to enhance maintenance processes, avoid unscheduled maintenance episodes and reduce aircraft maintenance cost.
> More...Do the managers of airlines need technical training?
Nowadays more and more non-technical staff of an airline is involved in managing and/or supervising its services, outsourced to third parties. Though they control maintenance, supply and other technical work, only few of them (apart for the technical director) have any extensive technical experience and knowledge.
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