The importance of training in aviation is growing... and so is WATS.

The World Aviation Training Conference & Tradeshow – WATS 2010 – will land in Orlando, Florida on April 27 at the Rosen Shingle Creek resort. When it does, it will feature the four, individual conference streams for everyone in aviation training that all WATS attendees want – WATS Pilot, RATS Pilot, Maintenance and Cabin Crew. Even better, this year’s Cabin Crew stream will provide three days of dedicated Cabin Safety and Training content, as CAT Magazine/Halldale Media is teaming with the Southern California Safety Institute to deliver the foremost International Cabin Safety & Training conference this year. SCSI is merging its Annual International Aircraft Cabin Safety Symposium with the WATS Cabin Training conference, a real one plus one equals three for the cabin community, all for the price of one!

Be ready for the recovery by optimizing your training department and services. WATS 2010 Conferences will focus on the current industry operating environment and offer perspectives on how to capitalize on training efficiencies for an industry in flux – from minimizing ‘green training’ issues, while maximizing simulator transfer-of-training to dealing with changing national airspace issues and handling aircraft deliveries and fleet change/consolidation. Look for new information on training systems for the future as the US airline training community deals with the impact of HR3371 and its impact on the entire training system; from bottom to top. What will be the impact of the NextGen air traffic control environment and the recruitment of an entire new generation of controllers in the next 5 to 10 years. What’s next for web based training?

See all the new training technologies and solutions on the biggest WATS exhibition floor ever with more than 40,000 square feet of the largest, most extensive display of civil aviation training equipment. The WATS Exhibition is the only show this year where you will be able to see, operate, and compare the widest range of airline training equipment head-to-head and discuss its use with both operators and manufacturers in a relaxed business setting.

Come to WATS this year and join over 1,000 aviation colleagues – including the top training decision makers and executives from more than 46 countries and 380 companies. Mark your calendar now for the biggest civil aviation training networking event in 2010, the one companies and industry associations and regulators alike count on for the best business and networking opportunities of the year.

If you’ve never been to WATS, this is the year to start!