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[aeroconsulting]

Les FOD constituent une menace significative pour la sécurité des aéronefs. Ils peuvent être la cause de dommages avion pendant des phases critiques de vol, coûtant chaque année plusieurs millions d'euros aux compagnies aériennes et aéroports.

Dans l'industrie aéronautique, on estime à 13 milliards de dollars l'impact financier annuel des FOD.

La prévention FOD est une priorité absolue dans l’industrie aéronautique pour limiter les accidents de travail avec les équipements FOD.

Notre formation FOD en ligne vous permettra d'assimiler les bonnes pratiques et d'impliquer tout votre personneL

Il s'agit d'une exigence règlementaire.

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[phonemantra-blog]

easyJet, a leading European budget airline, has announced the reopening of its renowned Generation easyJet Pilot Training Programme. This program provides a unique opportunity for aspiring pilots, even those with little to no prior experience, to take the controls of an Airbus A320 commercial aircraft within approximately two years as a qualified co-pilot. This initiative is part of a larger recruitment drive by easyJet, aiming to welcome over 1,000 new pilots by 2028. With roughly 200 spots available this year alone, the program presents a compelling path for individuals seeking an exciting aviation career. easyJet Announces Pilot Bridging the Gender Gap in Aviation The aviation industry continues to grapple with a significant gender imbalance, with women pilots comprising only around 6% of the global workforce. easyJet has been a frontrunner in tackling this disparity through various initiatives, including targeted recruitment campaigns, pilot school outreach programs, and the Summer Flight School. These efforts have yielded positive results, with easyJet boasting a female pilot percentage of 7.5% in the UK, exceeding the national industry average of 6.5%. Furthermore, the airline currently employs over 300 female pilots, including a remarkable 99 Captains. easyJet remains steadfast in its commitment to dismantling stereotypes and fostering a more inclusive environment, actively encouraging more women to pursue careers as pilots. Dispelling Myths and Assessing Potential In recognition of the public's limited understanding of the qualifications required for becoming an airline pilot, easyJet launched an online assessment tool earlier this month. This tool evaluates potential candidates based on key skills crucial for success in the field. Research conducted by easyJet revealed that a staggering 50% of Britons are unaware of the specific qualifications needed to become a commercial airline pilot. By offering this assessment tool, easyJet aims to demystify the process and empower individuals with a genuine interest in aviation to explore this rewarding career path. Accessible Pathway to the Skies: Entry Requirements for the Generation easyJet Pilot Training Programme The Generation easyJet Pilot Training Programme prioritizes accessibility, eliminating the need for extensive prior experience or higher education qualifications. To qualify, aspiring pilots must be at least 18 years old by the commencement of training and possess a minimum of five General Certificates of Secondary Education (GCSE) or equivalent qualifications at Grade C or above. These qualifications must include Mathematics, Science, and English Language. Cultivating Skilled Professionals: The Training Journey From Classroom to Cockpit: A Comprehensive Training Curriculum The Generation easyJet Pilot Training Programme partners with CAE, a globally recognized aviation training organization, to deliver a comprehensive curriculum. Training commences at one of CAE's European aviation academy locations, with options in Gatwick, Milan, Brussels, or Madrid. Aspiring pilots gain a strong foundation through ground school instruction, equipping them with the essential theoretical knowledge for a successful career. Subsequently, flight training takes place in the United States, providing valuable practical experience in the skies. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates seamlessly transition into their careers as co-pilots with easyJet. Captain Kate West: Championing Diversity and Opportunity Captain Kate West, Pilot Training Manager at easyJet, expressed her enthusiasm about the program's relaunch, highlighting its role in achieving the airline's ambitious pilot recruitment goals and fostering a more diverse workforce. "We are thrilled to reopen applications for this year's Generation easyJet Pilot Training Programme," Captain West said. "This program aligns perfectly with our drive to recruit 1,000 new pilots and inspire more individuals to join this incredible profession." She further emphasized the value of diversity in the flight deck environment. "Pilot training focuses on developing crucial skills such as communication and problem-solving," Captain West explained. "Having a diverse team in the cockpit fosters a more effective and dynamic work environment." Captain West acknowledged the progress made in increasing the number of female pilots at easyJet but stressed the ongoing commitment to inclusivity. "We're incredibly proud of the growing number of women flying with us today," she stated. "However, we recognize the importance of continuous efforts to promote diversity in all its forms within the industry. easyJet remains dedicated to leading the way in this crucial endeavor." A Legacy of Opportunity: A Rewarding Career Awaits Captain West reflected on her own experience at easyJet, joining the airline over a decade ago. She highlighted the company's reputation for fostering career progression and providing exceptional training. "These core values remain as true today as they were when I joined," Captain West shared.

[bertmango]

Dream Dune, Petkov Cooey Mannion et all, EASA 2016, Nida, Lithuania, Photo courtesy Justinas Jakstonis

[famousandfaded]

Love to see innovation in #ATPL - New iPad app from CATS Aviation featuring:

- Full colour study books

- Lecture presentations

- Exam question bank

- EASA ATPL / CPL / IR, (A) and (H) subjects

[flyingmedicine-blog]

Infographic:- New clinic to open near Heathrow

FlyingMedicine is a well-established company focused on developing and promoting safe, evidence-based Aviation and Occupational Medicine.

FlyingMedicine offers a range of medicals and training services to both individuals and businesses. Our ethos is to provide a high quality and affordable service to all clients whether individuals, small or large businesses.

Know more: https://www.flyingmedicine.uk/

[starfira]

Instrumentation is kicking my ass

[cabincrewclinic]

EASA Cabin Crew Medical

Great news for those successful applicants to European Airlines Like Ryanair and SAS Connect. We can assist you gaining your EASA Cabin Crew Medical Certificate.

Know more: https://www.cabincrew.clinic/easa-ame-medical-certificate

[demonishdraws]

EASAS GO BACK TO THE MANDELA CATALOGUE UNIVERSE!!!

Her design is literally inspired by Hoodie from Marble Hornets.

[aeroconsulting]

E-LEARNING

La formation FOD Foreign Object Debris / Damage est maintenant disponible sur notre plateforme de formation.

N'hésitez pas à former vos équipes !

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[piersevenaviation]

EASA-Approved Training Institute | Pier Seven

From Classroom to Cockpit: A Day in the Life of a Pilot Trainee in the UAE

Becoming a pilot is a dream for many, and the UAE offers world-class training programs for aspiring pilots. If you’re interested in pursuing a career in aviation, it’s important to know what to expect on a day-to-day basis. In this blog, we’ll give you an inside look into the life of a pilot trainee in the UAE, from the classroom to the cockpit.

Classroom Training

Before taking to the skies, pilot trainees spend a significant amount of time in the classroom. Instructors cover a wide range of topics, from aviation regulations and safety procedures to aircraft systems and weather patterns. Trainees learn about the principles of flight, the physics of flying, and how to read instruments and navigate.

One of the key aspects of classroom training is ground school, where trainees learn about the theoretical aspects of aviation. This includes topics such as meteorology, aircraft systems, and navigation. Trainees will also learn about the specific aircraft they will be flying and how to operate them safely and effectively.

Additionally, trainees will study the UAE airspace and become familiar with the regulations and procedures they will need to follow as pilots. They will also learn about the different types of airspace, such as controlled and uncontrolled airspace, and the specific rules.

Flight Simulators

In addition to classroom training, pilot trainees will spend a significant amount of time in flight simulators. Flight simulators provide a realistic and safe environment for trainees to practice flying and handling different scenarios that they may encounter in real life.

Flight simulators are equipped with advanced technology that simulates different weather conditions, instrument failures, and emergency situations. Trainees will practice taking off and landing, flying in different types of airspace, and handling emergencies such as engine failures.

Flight simulators also provide trainees with the opportunity to practice working in a team environment. Trainees will learn how to communicate effectively with air traffic controllers and other pilots, as well as how to work together to handle emergencies.

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Flight Training

Once trainees have completed their classroom and simulator training, they will move on to flight training. Flight training takes place in real aircraft, under the guidance of experienced flight instructors. During flight training, trainees will put their classroom and simulator knowledge into practice. They will learn how to take off and land, fly in different types of airspace, and communicate effectively with air traffic controllers.

Trainees will start with basic maneuvers, such as straight and level flight, before moving on to more advanced maneuvers such as stalls and steep turns. They will also practice emergency procedures, such as engine failures and landings without power. As trainees progress through flight training, they will build up their flight hours and experience. They will learn how to handle different types of weather conditions, and will eventually learn how to navigate and fly longer distances.

Once trainees have completed their flight training, they will be ready to take their pilot’s license exam. This exam consists of a written portion and a practical test, where trainees will demonstrate their flying skills.

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The Life of a Pilot Trainee

The life of a pilot trainee is demanding, both mentally and physically. Trainees must be able to manage stress, work well under pressure, and communicate effectively with others.

Trainees will spend long hours in the classroom and in simulators, and will need to be able to absorb a significant amount of information. They must also be physically fit, as flying requires good physical stamina. In addition to their training, trainees will need to complete medical exams and meet specific English language proficiency requirements. They will also need to pass a background check and meet specific age and education requirements.

Despite the challenges, becoming a pilot is a rewarding and fulfilling career. Pilots have the opportunity to travel the world, meet new people, and experience different cultures.

[bertmango]

Dream Dune, EASA 2016, Petkov Cooey Mannion et al, Photos courtesy Alexandra Kononchenko

[methodman13]

We Found New Music Showcase at Hotel Ziggy: A Night of Diverse Talent from Easae to Joe Sparrow

We Found New Music Showcase at Hotel Ziggy: A Night of Diverse Talent from Easae to Joe Sparrow

LOS ANGELES, CA- In the ever-evolving tapestry of the Los Angeles music scene, Hotel Ziggy on Sunset Boulevard emerges as a beacon of new talent, pulsating with the rhythm of emerging artists. It’s here, under the neon glow and amidst the vibrant thrum of the city, where Grant Owen’s We Found New Music showcase unfurls its latest offering, a tableau of raw talent and undiscovered gems waiting to…

[hillsboroaeroacademy]

Easa Helicopter Training USA

Hillsboro Aero Academy offers exceptional EASA helicopter training in the USA, providing comprehensive programs that meet European aviation standards. Experience top-notch instruction and pursue your dream of becoming a skilled pilot with Hillsboro Aero Academy.

[easa-part-66-academy]

Prepare For Easa Part 66 Modules Exam Test Series Online From Here

Official Website https://easapart66.academy

[flyingmedicine-blog]

Same day pilot medical - Flyingmedicine Ltd

FlyingMedicine is a well-established company focused on developing and promoting safe, evidence-based Aviation and Occupational Medicine.

Flying Medicine offers a range of medicals and training services to both individuals and businesses. Our ethos is to provide a high quality and affordable service to all clients whether individuals, small or large businesses.