Posts Tagged ‘Aviation’
Rolls-Royce has revealed it is to further expand the use of immersive Virtual Reality technology for customer training amidst the continuing impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The latest addition to the remote training programme is an instructor-led distance learning course, providing a comprehensive overview of the construction, design and operation of ...
A team of EDA representatives will attend this year’s World ATM Congress in Spain to work towards implementing the Single European Sky. The Single European Sky (SES) will be a key point of interest in the Europe for Aviation stand at the event in Madrid in March. The stand will host ...
The Military Aviation Authority (MAA) is implementing enhanced aviation cyber security recommendations after several attacks on flight systems. The MAA has recommended new aviation cybersecurity regulations in response to the threat of state-sponsored attacks. The MAA is implementing enhanced requirements for cyber security, to evaluate and counter this threat to air ...
This year’s Defence Aviation Environment Conference looked at how air safety has improved ten years after the Nimrod Review was first published. The Nimrod Review examined air safety in the RAF following a fatal accident in Afghanistan in 2006. The review was written by Sir Charles Haddon-Cave and recommended the changes ...
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