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Pilot Training

Auburn “Outsources” Flight Training Program, Ignoring the Future Shortfall of Pilots

by Mike Rioux on May 15, 2013

Australian Human Factors Study Demonstrates That More Cockpit Time Does Not Mean Better Safety Performance

by Mike Rioux on April 10, 2013

NAFI, for aviation safety’s sake, Heal Thyself

by Mike Rioux on January 8, 2013

RESTRICTED ATP RATING TO ATTRACT MILITARY PILOTS TO CIVIL AVIATION

by Mike Rioux on December 11, 2012

Stall Training Issue Addressed by FAA, Aviation Industry

by Mike Rioux on December 7, 2012

CONJOINT IMPACT OF AVIATION SAFETY RULES HAS HUGE CONSEQUENCES TO ALL SEGMENTS OF THE INDUSTRY

by Mike Rioux on November 13, 2012

REDBIRD SKYPORT ADVANCES PILOT TRAINING BY CHALLENGING PAST ASSUMPTIONS

by Mike Rioux on October 25, 2012

AOPA ADDRESSING NEED TO STIMULATE PILOT POPULATION

by Mike Rioux on October 9, 2012

AVIATION SAFETY GROUP MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS THAT SHOULD DRIVE IMMEDIATE ACTION FOR PILOT TRAINING

by Mike Rioux on August 22, 2012

ARTICULATION OF MAINTENANCE FATIGUE - BEGINNING OF A DEBATE?

by Joe Del Balzo on July 11, 2012

PILOTS, LONG CONSIDERED ABUNDANT COMMODITY, ARE BECOMING SCARCE DUE TO PERFECT STORM OF RULES AND INCREASED FLYING

by Mike Rioux on July 9, 2012

BACK TO BASICS IS REASONED RESPONSE TO GENERAL AVIATION'S SAFETY RECORD

by Mike Rioux on June 19, 2012

PILOTS’ HEADS USED TO BE OUTSIDE THE COCKPIT; VOSS SAYS THAT THEIR HEADS NOW ALSO NEED TO BE BEHIND THE COMPUTER

by Mike Rioux on April 25, 2012