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The new year dawned – as 2021 did – with rising Covid-19 cases prompting tougher travel restrictions, but with many in the industry expressing hope that the worst would soon be over.
A group exercise usually forms part of an overall assessment process, which may be utilised after you have successfully completed your online assessments. The group exercise may be used in combination with an interview or other face to face assessment activities.
Whether you’re a pilot, crewmember or technician, no matter your role in the aviation industry, chances are you have been significantly impacted by COVID-19. All of us have in some way lived through what was imaginable prior to 2020.
With the aviation industry continuing to recover, now is a great time to update your CV and be ready for upcoming job opportunities.
CAE is pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) that will initially see CAE publishing EASA Together4Safety promotional material on Airside.aero, the CAE digital community that connects pilots together.
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US airlines are gearing up for their busiest weekend of the year and anyone passing through one of the country’s airports near the 25 November Thanksgiving holiday might struggle to remember that the aviation industry is officially in crisis. In fact, some carriers are banking on carrying almost the same number of passengers during the period as in 2019, and twice as many as in 2020.
The pilot aptitude testing process commonly involves several different test types to ensure full measurement of the core pilot competencies across the assessment. One of the best ways to prepare yourself for the assessment process is to understand what is required of you and take the time to refresh your skills and knowledge and practice these areas ahead of undertaking the assessment.
