Ongoing training

it’s only through constant and ongoing development of our staff that we can achieve the highest standards in teaching.

In 2024, TFA invested over 15 days per person for each training and for standardising its instructors. That same year, our flight instructors completed around 100 hours of flying in reciprocal sessions, ensuring ongoing consistency in teaching techniques. TFA also organised 3 days of training focused on new teaching and assessment methods known as CBTA (Competency-Based Training & Assessment), as required by EASA. For this occasion, we invited Dr Monica Bacchi — an aviation psychologist and former researcher at the ISPRA Joint Research Centre — to share her expertise on Human Factors.