Proposed Part 135 Rules Could Affect Air Tours and Skydiving Trying to make a living in aviation is hard enough these days without the government throwing curve balls at you. It’s already a challenge to
HAI HELI-EXPO February 26-29 CTS is looking forward to some fun in the sun and talking rotor-wing training at the HAI HELI-EXPO February 26-29 in Anaheim, CA. At CTS, we understand that your company is
New Advances in Helicopter Landing Technology May Change the Shape of Pilot Training With the development of new technologies, helicopter pilot training may soon be taking a step into the future. Auto landing is an
ICAO Dangerous Goods Subject Update We are happy to announce an update to another CTS subject, ICAO Dangerous Goods. This updated subject is designed to meet the IATA competency-based training approach appropriate for flight crews,
Pilot training may soon add the warning signs of human trafficking to curriculums Business and general aviation groups are the new focus areas for the awareness and prevention of human trafficking. How will the U.S.
New Ramp Inspection Rules for International Operations in Europe If you are planning an international operations flight in Europe, be aware that major changes to European inspection rules are on the horizon and being proactive
Pilot Training and Tools Add to Flight Safety FlightOS, developed by Los Angeles-based aerospace startup Skyryse, is a groundbreaking new system that can automate most actions taken by a helicopter pilot. This fly-by-wire hardware and
Aviation Airspace Safety Concerns about the growing aviation airspace traffic brought on by remotely piloted aircraft, drones, and eVTOL vehicles have created a sense of unease. With no human eyes to lookout for other aircraft,
Recent Runway Excursion Incidents The recent incident of a HondaJets runway excursion has caused understandable anxiety among pilots and company owners. In response to the latest event in Summerville, South Carolina, Jet It has temporarily
Assistance is available for Part 135 operators who are overwhelmed by the upcoming Safety Management System (SMS) regulatory changes. Charter companies already face challenges in keeping up with required paperwork, and now the FAA is
Proposed Part 135 Rules Could Affect Air Tours and Skydiving Trying to make a living in aviation is hard enough these days without the government throwing curve balls at you. It’s already a challenge to
HAI HELI-EXPO February 26-29 CTS is looking forward to some fun in the sun and talking rotor-wing training at the HAI HELI-EXPO February 26-29 in Anaheim, CA. At CTS, we understand that your company is
New Advances in Helicopter Landing Technology May Change the Shape of Pilot Training With the development of new technologies, helicopter pilot training may soon be taking a step into the future. Auto landing is an
ICAO Dangerous Goods Subject Update We are happy to announce an update to another CTS subject, ICAO Dangerous Goods. This updated subject is designed to meet the IATA competency-based training approach appropriate for flight crews,
Pilot training may soon add the warning signs of human trafficking to curriculums Business and general aviation groups are the new focus areas for the awareness and prevention of human trafficking. How will the U.S.
New Ramp Inspection Rules for International Operations in Europe If you are planning an international operations flight in Europe, be aware that major changes to European inspection rules are on the horizon and being proactive
Pilot Training and Tools Add to Flight Safety FlightOS, developed by Los Angeles-based aerospace startup Skyryse, is a groundbreaking new system that can automate most actions taken by a helicopter pilot. This fly-by-wire hardware and
Aviation Airspace Safety Concerns about the growing aviation airspace traffic brought on by remotely piloted aircraft, drones, and eVTOL vehicles have created a sense of unease. With no human eyes to lookout for other aircraft,
Recent Runway Excursion Incidents The recent incident of a HondaJets runway excursion has caused understandable anxiety among pilots and company owners. In response to the latest event in Summerville, South Carolina, Jet It has temporarily
Assistance is available for Part 135 operators who are overwhelmed by the upcoming Safety Management System (SMS) regulatory changes. Charter companies already face challenges in keeping up with required paperwork, and now the FAA is
