Resilient Pilot Achieves Approved Training Organisation (ATO) Status

United Kingdom– Resilient Pilot, the fast-growing aviation training and development platform, has achieved Approved Training Organisation (ATO) status from the UK’s Civil Aviation Authority.

Founded in 2020, Resilient Pilotsupports over 10,000 pilots worldwide and works with airlines such as British Airways, Pegasus, and Virgin Atlantic to deliver competency-based training solutions. Resilient Pilot’s aim is to turn industry regulation into pilot resilience and performance,supportingtheaviation sectoras it embeds ICAO/IATAbest practice forCBTA/EBTover the coming years.

Achieving ATO status enables Resilient Pilot to deliver theATPLvia distance learning and makesitthe first organisation in the UK to integrate real-time virtual scenario-based trainingintoKSA100formative and summative assessments. This approach reinforces theory early in training and supports continuous pilot competency development, rather than waiting until the final APS MCC module.

Commentingon becoming an ATO, Founder and CEO of Resilient Pilot, Stuart Beech, said:“Achieving ATO status is a huge milestone for Resilient Pilot.Over the past five years we have gone frombeinga Covid start-up to spearheading the CBTA/EBTrevolution in aviation, through ouradvancedtraining,development, andassessment solutions.

“Becoming an ATO is not only recognition that Resilient Pilot meets the regulatory standards required to train aviation personnel,it alsoreflects ourcommitmentto helpingtheUKGeneralAviation sectorgo beyond the regulations and empower pilots to take control of their continuous development.

“The shift to CBTA/EBTis abigchange for the aviation sector, but one that brings significant opportunitiesin tailored professional development and standardisation. Our approachhas been designed by IEs and pilots, andis proven to both improve training effectiveness and reduce training costs for airlines – a winwinfor the aviation sector.Becoming an ATO is another key step in our mission to turn regulation into pilot resilience and performance.”

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