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Enhanced Training Needed for MAX Pilots, Committee Hears

Pilots are concerned about whether new training methods proposed by Boeing for pilots of its 737 MAX airplanes are adequate to “ensure that pilots across the globe flying the MAX…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Blog, Loss of Control–In Flight (LOC-I), Flight Training

United Hosting UPRT Summit

United Airlines, a Flight Safety Foundation Benefactor member, is hosting a summit on upset prevention and recovery training (UPRT) next month in Denver. The UPRT Global Summit is scheduled for…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Flight Training, Safety Review

U.S. Lawmakers Want Evaluation of Foreign Pilot Training

The U.S. House of Representatives Transportation and Infrastructure Committee and its aviation subcommittee want a federal investigation of cockpit automation and international pilot training standards in the wake of the…

by FSF Editorial Staff

News, Flight Training

Qantas Incident Prompts New Stall Warning Recovery Training

In the aftermath of the in-flight upset of a Qantas Boeing 747 en route from Melbourne, Australia, to Beijing, the airline has incorporated additional complex stall warning recovery events into…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Flight Training

More Training

Part 135 operators should ensure additional instruction for pilots who have trouble during training, the NTSB says.

by Linda Werfelman

Flight Training

Tough Competition

Colleges blame airline pilot shortage for their increasing difficulty in finding and keeping flight instructors.

by Linda Werfelman

News, Flight Training

DOT Secretary Chao Calls for Discussion of 1,500-Hour Rule

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao says “a robust discussion” is needed about the future of the so-called 1,500-hour rule, which requires first officers, with some exceptions, to have accumulated at…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Flight Training

New Blood

Training specialists mull methods of recruiting new generations of pilots and maintenance personnel.

by Linda Werfelman

Flight Training

Equal-Opportunity Training

NTSB recommends upgraded CFIT training for some Part 135 pilots.

by Linda Werfelman

Flight Training

Simulation Can Be Habit Forming

Research shows simulator training aids pilots in upset recovery, but FSTDs have limitations.

by Richard J. Ranaudo

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