AirData and Pilot Institute Integration Enhances Automation of Drone Pilot Training Records
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AirData UAV and Pilot Institute have announced an integration that automates the syncing of pilot training records and skills into AirData. This integration allows pilots to maintain their qualifications alongside their flight records on a single platform, providing fleet administrators with better visibility into their teams’ training progress.
The significance of this integration lies in its ability to streamline the management of pilot certifications, eliminating the need for manual uploads of course certificates. With the integration, Pilot Institute certificates are displayed as badges in AirData, enabling administrators to track training progress and identify skills associated with completed courses.
AirData will now automatically remind pilots and administrators of upcoming qualification expirations. This integration represents a significant step in automating the management of pilot qualifications, as noted by Eran Steiner, CEO of AirData UAV, who emphasized the importance of having reliable training records for pilots to share with employers and clients.
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