February 07, 2023

NBAA Applauds First Published Part 135 Standardized Aircraft Curriculum – Gulfstream V

February 07, 2023/ Air Charter Journal

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) has welcomed the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA’s) publication of the first standardized aircraft-specific training curriculum. This first curriculum for Gulfstream GV series aircraft is the work of the Training Standardization Working Group (TSWG), formed in 2020.

August 18, 2021

Air Charter Safety Foundation to Launch Free ASAP e-Learning

August 18, 2021/ Air Charter Journal

The Air Charter Safety Foundation (acsf.aero) is launching two e-Learning courses, available free of charge to ACSF members who participate in the Aviation Safety Action Program (ASAP).

October 02, 2020

NBAA Launches New Virtual Learning Series Tailored to Smaller Flight Departments

October 02, 2020/ Air Charter Journal

The NBAA has unveiled a new series of educational programming to address common issues facing leaders of small flight departments, and to provide guidance to newer managers for supervising and growing their flight operations.

September 22, 2020

US Department of Transportation’s Safety Institute and NATA Collaborate to Advance Aviation Safety with New NATA Air Transport Safety Manager Certification

September 22, 2020/ Air Charter Journal

The course brings together TSI, NATA, and other industry aviation safety experts with the shared mission of developing skilled, qualified, and certified Air Transport Safety Managers.

April 29, 2020

NBAA, NATA Welcome FAA’s Standardized Curriculum for On-Demand Training

April 29, 2020/ Air Charter Journal

The NBAA and NATA welcome the release of FAA guidance on a new standardized curriculum for Part 135 training.

November 18, 2019

Jet Aviation Dubai and the University of South Wales Collaborate

November 18, 2019/ Air Charter Journal

Jet Aviation will provide on-the-job training opportunities to students enrolled at USW Dubai, while USW will support tuition for qualified Jet Aviation employees.

February 08, 2018

New Aviation College Takes Off at London Biggin Hill

February 08, 2018/ Air Charter Journal

The new college will help address a shortage of aerospace engineers and the wider skills needs of the aviation industry by training the next generation of mechanical, electronic and service engineers as well as technicians and ground crew professionals.

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