Understanding the phenomenon of aircraft stalls is not only essential for pilots, but also fascinating for enthusiasts alike. While the term “stall” might evoke images of engine failure or a sudden nosedive, the reality is far more nuanced. Stalls can manifest in various scenarios, from slow-speed maneuvers during takeoff and landing to high-altitude flight conditions. The post Stall Recovery on Airbus A320: Decreasing the Angle of Attack appeared first on BAA Training ..read more

Italians are renowned for being the best pasta cooks, Greeks have long pursued philosophical truths, and Lithuanian basketball players have always brought fame to their country. But is there any nation that can boast a distinctive interest in… Pilot training? We’ve analyzed the search behavior on Google of individuals across 27 EU countries (plus the UK) to determine where there is a higher inclination to seek information related to pilot training. After all, if people are searching for this information, it indicates a genuine interest, and they may even be considering a career in aviation, w ..read more

Avia Solutions Group, the world's largest ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) provider, with a fleet of 212 aircraft, via its subsidiary BAA Training announces the launching Pilot Runway – a financed training program with a job guarantee. The program anticipates the Group’s global expansion and growth and will be run in partnership with the Group’s ACMI companies, starting with Avion Express. The post Avia Solutions Group Begins Pilot Runway Program, Aiming to Train 200 New Pilots Annually appeared first on BAA Training ..read more

Before taking off into the clouds, a pilot walks around the aircraft for exterior inspection according to a checklist—and it's more than kicking a couple of tires or slapping a wing for sturdiness. So what do they do, and why do they do it? The post Cessna 172 Preflight Check: Walk-Around appeared first on BAA Training ..read more

The original Airbus A320 first entered service in 1988 with the launch customer Air France. Nearly 30 years later, in 2016, a newer variant—A320neo—started its operations, with Lufthansa becoming the first client. While it might seem that the only difference is the name, how do the A320ceo and A320neo differ? The post Differences Between A320ceo and A320neo In a Nutshell appeared first on BAA Training ..read more

BAA Training is proud to be a truly multicultural organization. Students from more than 50 countries entrust their aviation education to us, and Kazakhstan is one of them! One of the special programs we offer stems from a partnership with the Civil Aviation Academy of Kazakhstan (CAA).  The post European Pilot Training Through the Eyes of Kazakhstani Students appeared first on BAA Training ..read more

BAA Training, leader in aviation training solutions, and Avion Express, globally leading ACMI operator, and members of the world’s largest ACMI provider, Avia Solutions Group, announces a partnership for full flight simulator (FFS) training, meeting the operator’s pilot training needs. The FFS is scheduled to start operations at the beginning of March, with plans to operate more than 6,000 training hours annually for Avion Express, while the remaining time will be offered on the market. The post BAA Training and Avion Express partner to expand training capacity with A320ceo/neo FFS appeared f ..read more

It is true that pilots need to be physically healthy in order to operate a plane with maximum safety and efficiency. But if you've ever come across something called 'aviation six pack', it has nothing to do with a pilot's physical appearance. So, what is the aviation six-pack? The post Aircraft 101: Decoding the Aviation Six-Pack appeared first on BAA Training ..read more

Today, there is almost no one unaware of the ongoing airline First Officer shortage. As the rules of economics teach us, and as our own life experiences demonstrate, whenever something is in demand or deficit, its price rises—whether it's a new iPhone, strawberries during the off-season months, or a specialist in a narrow niche. The post Airline First Officer Job Ad Analysis 2024: Position Requirements and Benefits appeared first on BAA Training ..read more

While takeoff and landing are usually one of the more challenging flight aspects for a pilot, taxiing aircraft can sometimes be as demanding—even with all the advanced electronics in the cockpit. So, how do commercial pilots navigate some of the major aviation hubs around the world? The post Reading the Yellow Lines: The Basics of Aircraft Taxiing appeared first on BAA Training ..read more