Aviation Training Blog - Page 12

Author: Brent Fishlock   I recently completed recurrent training in the simulator that included inadvertent entry into volcanic ash resulting...

Author: Robert A. Wright Several high visibility accidents affecting airline and other multi-crew operations have recently underscored the danger of over-dependence on...

Author: TrainingPort.net staff For a limited time, save 10% on our Airborne Weather Radar course. We’re also offering a free sample lesson...

Author: Roger Jamieson   Fatigue. Many papers have been written on this subject. The effect of fatigue on aviation operations...

Author: Erik Eliel   One of the biggest misconceptions among professional pilots is that proficiency with the radar is simultaneous...

Author: Stewart Macpherson An FBO ramp can be a busy and confusing place. At times, there can be various sizes...

Author: Scott Macpherson At TrainingPort.net, we do many Training Needs Assessments for our clients. Almost all of them reveal that...

Author: Scott Macpherson   When TrainingPort.net first started, we had a core list of topics, client needs, and requests. The growth...

Author: Scott Macpherson The IS-BAO is a voluntary, industry-driven best practices standard that benefits operators even if regional requirements mean...

Author: TrainingPort.net staff   Another successful year has come and gone. We saw significant growth and innovation in 2013, and...

Author: Scott Macpherson Charter and management operators will not be nearly as disadvantaged by Transport Canada’s proposed new 604 regulations...

Author: TrainingPort.net Staff We’ve released new training for aviation maintenance personnel. CVR/FDR Maintenance covers maintenance and troubleshooting procedures for CVR/FDRs....