We are pleased to announce that we have released a new training subject: Minimum Equipment List (MEL). Our MEL subject has been developed to satisfy training requirements listed in the 8900 and those recommended by
Initial pilot training is introduced to new students through virtual reality I almost attended Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) when I decided to be a professional pilot. It has an excellent reputation, and who could
Classes of Fire and Portable Fire Extinguishers Updates We are pleased to announce an update to our Classes of Fire and Portable Fire Extinguishers basic indoc subject as well as a new Portable Fire Extinguishers
FAA regulations are on the list of topics for a new helicopter safety team The global helicopter industry is working to step up its game. Having been a part of the EMS rotor wing community
File your next flight plan based on FBOs that offer SAF It feels like sustainability is everywhere these days, and I’m happy that aviation is getting in on the game. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) seems
Pilot training for after an emergency can save lives too During my years as a pilot, I remember waking up several times in the middle of the night to a message that filled my heart
Pilot training may be the reason people walk away from aviation crashes Do you remember that runaway train movie “Unstoppable”? A horse trailer gets stuck on a railroad track, and though they can get the
Winter Operations Subject Updates to Cold Temperature Airports Part of our service at CTS is updating our current subject material when updates arise. To that end, we have updated our rotor wing and fixed wing
Pilot training in high school doesn’t need to be an anomaly When I was in high school, I stood out like a sore thumb. I’m sure that I was the only one in my high
Ideal Safety Management Systems meet the needs of the company Helicopter safety has been a topic since helicopters were invented. Probably the most visible safety issues have been with air ambulance operators because of their
We are pleased to announce that we have released a new training subject: Minimum Equipment List (MEL). Our MEL subject has been developed to satisfy training requirements listed in the 8900 and those recommended by
Initial pilot training is introduced to new students through virtual reality I almost attended Embry Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) when I decided to be a professional pilot. It has an excellent reputation, and who could
Classes of Fire and Portable Fire Extinguishers Updates We are pleased to announce an update to our Classes of Fire and Portable Fire Extinguishers basic indoc subject as well as a new Portable Fire Extinguishers
FAA regulations are on the list of topics for a new helicopter safety team The global helicopter industry is working to step up its game. Having been a part of the EMS rotor wing community
File your next flight plan based on FBOs that offer SAF It feels like sustainability is everywhere these days, and I’m happy that aviation is getting in on the game. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) seems
Pilot training for after an emergency can save lives too During my years as a pilot, I remember waking up several times in the middle of the night to a message that filled my heart
Pilot training may be the reason people walk away from aviation crashes Do you remember that runaway train movie “Unstoppable”? A horse trailer gets stuck on a railroad track, and though they can get the
Winter Operations Subject Updates to Cold Temperature Airports Part of our service at CTS is updating our current subject material when updates arise. To that end, we have updated our rotor wing and fixed wing
Pilot training in high school doesn’t need to be an anomaly When I was in high school, I stood out like a sore thumb. I’m sure that I was the only one in my high
Ideal Safety Management Systems meet the needs of the company Helicopter safety has been a topic since helicopters were invented. Probably the most visible safety issues have been with air ambulance operators because of their
