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Boeing Deploys CBTA Learning Library at California Aeronautical University

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July 21, 2026

California, USA – Boeing has deployed its Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) Learning Library at California Aeronautical University, its first implementation with a US-based flight school.

  • Boeing’s 2026 Pilot and Technician Outlook forecasts demand for 674,000 new commercial pilots globally through 2045, providing the workforce context for expanding scalable training resources.
  • CAU will integrate the digital library into its existing curriculum to support students as they progress from initial flight training toward commercial pilot qualifications.
  • The learning content is designed to develop foundational aviation knowledge, pilot decision-making, threat and error management and operational competencies rather than focusing solely on the completion of individual flight tasks.
  • Boeing’s wider CBTA Learning Library includes ICAO-aligned explainer videos, formative assessments and summative evaluations intended for cadets and instructors during the ab-initio stage of training.
  • The framework assesses observable and measurable pilot competencies representing operational performance, with training evidence used to identify the underlying causes of performance and guide further development.
  • CAU operates FAA Part 141 flight-training programs from locations in California and Arizona and offers qualifications covering private pilot, instrument, commercial, flight instructor and multi-engine training.
  • The university has ordered 15 Garmin G1000 NXi-equipped Cessna Skyhawks for deliveries beginning in 2027.

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  • “As the aviation industry continues to grow, ensuring pilots have access to high-quality, modern training tools is more important than ever. These tools demonstrate Boeing’s commitment to supporting flight schools and helping develop highly skilled pilots ready to meet the demands of the global aviation industry,” said Chris Broom, vice president of Commercial Training Solutions, Boeing.
  • “Being selected by Boeing as the first U.S. flight school to deploy the CBTA Learning Library reinforces California Aeronautical University’s commitment to continuously invest in tools that elevate how our students learn and perform,” said Matt Johnston, President at California Aeronautical University. 

Source: Boeing

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