Harnessing digital innovation for air transportation

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2024

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Pilot Training
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The Department of Pilot Training under Atılım University Graduate School of Civil Aviation is a graduate program that opened in 2016. At the Department of Pilot Training, we train pilots in a way that grants them extraordinary qualities at an education and training environment equipped with state-of-the-art technology and equipment, and in English, as the language of global aviation. The PPL(A) and PIC flight stages of the flight training offered by our Department of Pilot Training have been conducted under Atılım University Flight Training School at Zonguldak Çaycuma Airport and Ankara Esenboğa Airport using the hangars of Atılım University, and our Technam aircraft since 2017; while the IR and ME certification training procedures under the CPL(A) education are conducted at Atlantic Flight Academy, AFA Flight School with which we share a cooperation protocol in education. Our graduates become eligible to obtain an ATPL (A) Airline Transfer Pilot License from the Directorate of Civil Aviation with their Undergraduate Diploma. As Atılım University, we would like to welcome you to our Undergraduate Degree program in Pilot Training if you wish to become a pilot who holds a certificate that is valid worldwide, speaks an advanced-level of English, prioritizes flight safety and security, has adopted the culture of aviation, is able to conduct domestic and international flights with adherence to all rules, has adopted the analytical thought process, is able to undertake the duties of leadership and teamwork, have a high level of awareness and is able to make the right decision at the right time.

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The aviation industry faces an unprecedented challenge - the digital transformation revolution. While digital technologies promise immense benefits in terms of efficiency, safety, and passenger experience, they also bring forth intricate challenges. Navigating through complex regulatory frameworks and safeguarding against cybersecurity risks has become a paramount concern for aviation professionals and academics alike. The industry's future success hinges on its ability to adapt to this digital revolution while effectively managing the potential pitfalls it presents. Harnessing Digital Innovation for Air Transportation emerges as a timely and comprehensive solution for academic scholars in aviation management. It offers a profound exploration of how digital innovations are shaping various facets of aviation and provides in-depth strategies to address the challenges presented by this digital revolution. From understanding the impact of digital transformation to harnessing data analytics, managing safety, enhancing the passenger experience, and delving into emerging technologies, this book equips readers with the knowledge and tools to thrive in the digital age of aviation. For aviation professionals, including airline managers, airport administrators, air traffic controllers, and regulatory authorities, this book is a vital resource to stay ahead in a rapidly changing industry. Academics and researchers exploring the intersection of aviation and digital technologies will find it invaluable for deepening their understanding and informing their work. Whether you seek to optimize operations, bolster safety, enhance passenger satisfaction, or future-proof your aviation career, Harnessing Digital Innovation for Air Transportation is an indispensable guide to conquer the challenges and seize the opportunities of the digital revolution in air transportation. © 2024 by IGI Global. All rights reserved.

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https://doi.org/10.4018/979-8-3693-0732-8
 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14411/4172

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