Flight Training Blog

Inside of the full flight simulator cockpit

Why EASA’s Task-to-Tool Model is Changing Pilot Training

2025 09 25

For decades, the full flight simulator (FFS) has been the centerpiece of pilot training. From take-off emergencies to low-visibility landings, it is still considered the gold standard—sometimes even the only standard.

MPL program graduating pilots in Vietnam

MPL Training in Vietnam Proves Its Value as New Cadets Join th...

2025 09 17

A simplified schematic of a Fly-By-Wire system across the aircraft

What Is a Fly-By-Wire System and How Does It Work?

2025 09 11

Aviation engineer next to a full flight simulator

BAA Training FFS Engineer Esra: “Most Satisfying Moment—When I...

2025 08 28

Two pilots in an aircraft full flight simulator cockpit

How Dual-Role Pilots Increase Learning and Line Flying

2025 08 14

Two aircraft, a Cessna 172 Skyhawk and Airbus A320 split view

What Are the 5 Basic Parts of an Aircraft? A Quick Review

2025 07 31

Two pilots in a full flight simulator cockpit in training

Standard Operating Procedures Are the Real Type Rating Test

2025 07 17

A Milestone Step—BAA Training Vietnam Receives EASA Approval

2025 06 27

An aircraft flying with a arrows showing how the four forces of flight affect it

How Do Airplanes Fly? The Four Forces of Flight Explained

2025 06 26

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