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The controversial push for AI single-pilot ops: Airbus vs. Pilot associations

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A pilot operating Boeing 767s on global routes and a consultant leveraging his extensive aviation and technology expertise, Christian also holds a First-Class Honours degree in Air Transport Operations and a master’s in Blockchain. The Air Line Pilots Association ( ALPA ) has been particularly vocal in its opposition.

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Singapore Airlines A380 rolls away from airport gate after parking brake error  

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A Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 rolled backward and away from its parking stand at Delhi Airport in India after its crew reportedly failed to set the parking brakes correctly. However, one cabin crew member suffered a minor injury because of the incident, which is now being investigated.

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Eyes on the skies: CAE trains Canada’s air traffic controllers of tomorrow  

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With air traffic continuing to soar in the post-pandemic era, airlines worldwide have embarked on recruiting the thousands of pilots needed to operate the multitude of new aircraft set to enter service during the coming years. The forecast initially focused on pilots, maintenance technicians, and cabin crew.

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Iberia and Iberia Express named as Europe’s most punctual airlines in 2024

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According to a statement issued by Iberia, these figures are particularly noteworthy given the complex challenges faced by aviation this year, such as regulations in European airspace, congestion at some of the airports served by both airlines, labor disputes at some air traffic control centers and the global shortage of spare parts.

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In-demand non-pilot careers in aviation in 2024 and how to get into them

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Careers in aviation extend well beyond the typical jobs of piloting and cabin crew that often spring to mind. Growing demand across our sector The ever-growing demand for pilots and cabin crew since the COVID 19 pandemic has been well documented. Many other roles in aviation are set to grow in importance.

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Impact of automation, AI, and emerging technologies on aviation career

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With the increasing number of air passengers and airlines adding further new routes in more areas, the aviation industry is facing a lack of aviation specialists. Tomorrows pilots: stronger analytical and monitoring skills One way in which digitalization is helping pilots is by providing support and guidance at every stage of the flight.

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United 767 diverts to Ireland after laptop becomes stuck under business class seat 

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The flight crew told air traffic controllers that a passenger had managed to get their laptop stuck beneath a seat and that as a safety precaution, the flight needed to divert so that the laptop could be freed up due to the fire risk posed by the device’s lithium-ion battery.