Marc Joel Atrero

A wild ride with a chute to boot Sim training is pointless.” That’s what I was thinking before my session in the Cirrus simulator. Though, to be fair, I should expand on that thought a little. What I was really thinking was: “Sim training is pointless – BUT, I can film the experience and it

New SIM technology supports new training methods Is aviation training keeping up and delivering training outcomes that align with new simulation technology and learning methods? In Australia, many companies and learning institutions such as Boeing Training, airlines, general aviation flight schools, universities, and the Australian military are embracing the new sim technology and the training

Bittersweet resolve in wake of tough decisions June was a bittersweet month for our race team. The racing action in the Red Bull Air Race World Championship resumed, but only after there had been an announcement from Red Bull that the series would not continue beyond 2019. Not only did they announce the discontinuation, they

Gear for Australian aviators FRAT – Flight Risk Assessment Tool ‘Press-on-it is’ is the condition afflicting pilots when they continue with a flight, even when their gut tells them it probably isn’t a good idea. It’s usually weather-related accompanying a perceived pressure to get to a destination, usually at the insistence of passengers. What’s app?

Insights from the world of aviation O E M N E W S Embraer has reported a fifth consecutive quarterly loss as fewer aircraft deliveries and the ongoing work to prepare for the proposed joint-venture with Boeing weighed on the bottom line. The company posted a net loss of US$42.5 million for the three months

New Zealand continues to set global benchmarks Our friends across the Tasman continue to punch above their weight in everything from economic management to stable government and an almost innate capacity to deal with the most appalling adversity. It is easy to forget that this is a nation with a population of just 4.7 million.