eLearning

This course will give you a thorough understanding of the hazards that can be found in the airside areas, while assisting in the reduction of potential safety risks in this complex working environment.

You will learn the correct technical aviation terminology, aiding in mitigating potential safety risks when English is not the primary language within an organisation.

This course promotes awareness of the handling of dangerous goods on board the aircraft and the principles that regulate the carriage of dangerous goods.

The course has been designed to give flight crew personnel a thorough overview of ETOPS fundamentals, focusing on key topics and concepts.

This mandatory online EWIS course covers all the theoretical training for Modules A to G as set out in AMC 20-22, Annex III to ED Decision 2008/007/R of 29/08/2008 and FAA AC. 120-94.

This course has been designed to give you the knowledge to identify, recognise and manage fatigue.

This awareness course will give you the knowledge to define FOD, describe the causes and effects, and explain methods of prevention.

This mandatory course covers the aviation maintenance human factors training requirements (excluding Safety Management), providing students with the information to manage and reduce human error and human factors risks.

This is to be completed by students who already hold a current Safety Management certificate. If you have not taken a Safety Management course separately, you will require our Safety Training plus Human Factors course, as per the requirement of 145.a.30(e).

This mandatory course covers the aviation maintenance human factors training requirements (excluding Safety Management), providing students with the information to manage and reduce human error and human factors risks.

This is to be completed by students who already hold a current Safety Management certificate. If you have not taken a Safety Management course separately, you will require our Safety Training plus Human Factors course, as per the requirement of 145.a.30(e).

This refresher course covers the aviation maintenance human factors training requirements (excluding Safety Management), providing students with the information to manage and reduce human error and human factors risks.

This is to be completed by students who have previously completed human factors initial training and already hold a current Safety Management certificate. If you have not taken a Safety Management course separately, you will require our Safety Training plus Human Factors course, as per the requirement of 145.a.30(e).

This course has been designed to provide you with a greater awareness of potential problems when operating under low visibility conditions and to familiarise them with the applicable regulations and procedures.

This course has been designed to provide you with an understanding of the possible hazards when operating on narrow runways, and aims to equip you with the knowledge to effectively deal with airborne perceptions and illusions in flight.

The course has been designed to give you a thorough overview of North Atlantic Operations High Level Airspace (including Performance Based Communications and Surveillance (PBCS).

The Performance Based Navigation (PBN) & GNSS eLearning course provides you with the required theoretical knowledge to fly GNSS approaches safely.

This course provides a step-by-step guide to assist you with securing your desired pilot role.

You’ll gain insights into the recruitment and screening protocols required, as well as a thorough understanding of the relevant IATA, EASA, EU and ICAO regulations.

• Improve your interview preparation
• CV and cover letter tips
• Understand the recruitment selection process
• And much more

This mandatory course has been designed to provide aviation sector employees with relevant information on how psychoactive substances can affect their lives, jobs, and public safety.

It focuses on how safety management, health promotion, screening, treatment, advice, support, and rehabilitation will benefit employees.

This mandatory course has been designed to provide aviation sector employees with relevant information on how psychoactive substances can affect their lives, jobs, and public safety.

It focuses on how safety management, health promotion, screening, treatment, advice, support, and rehabilitation will benefit employees.

The aim of this course is to ensure you are aware of the requirements to operate safely in RVSM airspace.

This course aims to prepare you for the challenges associated with Winter Operations as well as to consider the effects caused by aspects of Summer Operations.

This course covers all elements and components required to comply with the EASA ground school requirements (EASA AMC/GM to annex III PART-ORO effective May 2016), FAA requirements (FAA AC120-111) and ICAO DOC 10011 “Manual on aeroplane upset prevention and recovery training”.

This course has been designed to provide you with an understanding of the possible hazards when flying through or close to a thunderstorm, how an aircraft weather radar is operated and what procedures and techniques can be used during flight.