Global – Aviation advisory firm AviatDO has held the first meeting of its Pilot Training & Development Working Group under the AviatDO 360 Global Aviation Training & Development Initiative, bringing together airline and training-industry representatives to examine pilot development across Latin America. The group creates a regional forum for coordination on CBTA and EBT implementation, simulator capacity, instructor development and regulatory alignment across the pilot-training lifecycle.
- Senior pilot training representatives from seven organisations participated in the first meeting:
- Viva Aerobus,
- Aeromexico,
- Aeromexico Connect,
- Copa Airlines,
- LATAM Airlines,
- CAE and
- IATA.
- Discussions covered the pilot-development pathway from ab initio training and airline preparation through initial type ratings, recurrent training, command development and instructor and evaluator development.
- Initial areas identified for further regional collaboration include:
- Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA),
- Evidence-Based Training (EBT),
- training capacity,
- simulation and new training technologies,
- instructor development,
- regulatory alignment and
- future pilot competencies.
- AviatDO’s wider training initiative is structured around pilot training, maintenance workforce development, air traffic control and airport training, and leadership development. Its published programme also identifies simulator strategy, instructor standardisation, data-driven training and training-system performance among its areas of focus.
- The organisation’s current website lists the AviatDO 360 Global Aviation Training & Development Forum for September 28, 2027 in San Salvador, El Salvador.
- AFM previously reported that AviatDO partnered with Hinfact in January 2025 to support the expansion of pilot training technology and CBTA/EBT solutions across the Americas.
Source: AviatDO (Ana Maria Blanco-Persiani)
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