Designed to give users a thorough understanding of language used within a technical environment while assisting in the reduction of potential safety risks caused by the use of incorrect terms in an organisation.

Designed to give users 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.

This course is for all employees forming part of an induction or ongoing internal training putting Part-145 in the context of the EASA regulatory framework; AMC 20-21, EASA (ED 2008/007/R of 29/08/2008).

The course has been specifically designed to give employees an initial awareness of what a Safety Management System is, how to set one up and the roles and responsibilities that all employees have in order to cultivate a successful safety culture within an organisation.

This online course is designed to equip students to account for the everyday challenges posed by the Fuel Tank Safety issues ensuring continued airworthiness of aircraft as per EASA ED 2009/007/R issued in March 2009 and FAA AC 120-97A regulations.

This Narrow Runways and Airborne Optical Perceptions and Illusions course has been designed to provide flight crews with an understanding of the possible hazards when operating on narrow runways and aims to equip individuals with the knowledge to effectively deal with airborne perceptions and illusions in flight.

Our Human Factors Initial course is suitable for those who have not previously undertaken any form of Human Factors training, or if over 2 years have passed since the last Human Factors Training was undertaken.

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