Improving training to improve safety, in addition to improving resilience and sustainability in a period of increasing momentum and growth, while managing technology, regulatory and demographic change.

Meeting the challenge will need an increasingly connected community, able to offer a coordinated response from all sectors of the training industry, airlines, EASA, ATPG and those charged at the national regulators with ensuring delivery.

The training community, airlines, simulation and training industry, not for profit organisations and regulators have always been critical to the safe operation of the world airline system. The ultimate safety tool is, after all, well trained people.

This is more so today as we continue our recovery from the Covid pandemic and it is increasingly important that the community meets to exchange ideas, validate processes and check new thinking and technology.

In a competitive industry it is our training teams that help raise the safety bar for all and after an unprecedented shut down of nearly two years we face multiple challenges in enabling the return of our industry to full operations.

Conference

EATS is entirely dedicated to airline simulation and training, allowing you to discover the latest innovative training solutions for pilots and cabin crew. Supported by the training industry and subject matter experts, the EATS 2023 conference will provide practical solutions for day to day challenges and offer key insights into the future of the industry.

The two EATS conference streams – Pilot Training and Cabin Crew Training – will feature presentations and moderated discussions led by industry and airline experts which will focus on promoting safety and sharing best practice.

Returning for 2023: ATO at EATS. A dedicated ATO breakout session designed for key staff from flight academy ATOs will run alongside the main conference.

Exhibition

Meet the leading suppliers in the training industry and discover the very latest products and services. This year’s trade show promises to be bigger and more varied than ever, with fixed wing and helicopter training providers, equipment and simulator manufacturers, software and content providers, as well as representatives from airlines and regulatory bodies.

See who’s exhibiting at this year’s event.