27th October 2020 Even before Covid-19, the statistics surrounding mental health make for grim reading. Every week in the UK, 125 people tragically take their own lives, 75% of whom are men under the age of 50. Health experts and charities, including The Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM), have warned the government that the coming winter is set …
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15th September 2020 EASA Part-147 approved training organisation, British School of Aviation (BSA), has secured approval from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to deliver face to face and online synchronous engineer type rating training for the Boeing 737 Classic, NG and MAX aircraft. Delivered by Boeing trained instructors from its facility at London Luton Airport, …
1st September 2020 Following the successful completion of its first online synchronous Boeing 787-8/9/10 +T1000 & GENX course, BSA has announced its COVID-compliant training schedule for the rest of 2020. Starting on 28th September, BSA will be offering two Boeing B737NG (600/700/800/900 – CFM56) B1/B2 Combined Type courses. These will be delivered concurrently with one course running at the …
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Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, the scope and scale of drone usage was expanding significantly in the UK, as consumer-grade devices have become increasingly sophisticated and cheaper. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) estimates that there are approximately 130,000 drone users in Britain and it’s believed the increasing variety of commercial applications utilising drones could add …
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Having secured UK CAA approval for online synchronous EASA Part 147 Type training, BSA is starting its distance learning programme with a Boeing 787 8/9/10 T1000 & GENX course which begins on 20th July 2020. BSA plans to introduce online synchronous training for the Boeing 737 NG and MAX variants in the coming weeks. Delivered …
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In support of the UK aviation industry and its importance to the economy, the British School of Aviation is reopening its training facility at London Luton Airport on Monday 6 July with a unique concept that highlights the need for skilled engineers, as aircraft return to service. Entitled ‘Seat 9’, BSA will implement a low-density …
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