Avionics News October 2021 - 10

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Association, the 2021-22 edition of the AEA
Pilot's Guide was recently unveiled. This year
marks the 19th annual edition of the AEA Pilot's
Guide, a consumer's
directory loaded with
educational articles,
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and data about the
ever-changing world of
avionics technologies.
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and installation of avionics and electronic systems
in general aviation aircraft. It also includes the
manufacturers and distributors of these products,
as well as technical schools and universities,
engineers and consultants for the industry.
In addition to the initial distribution at EAA
AirVenture Oshkosh, thousands of copies are
distributed to pilots and aircraft owners at
various industry trade shows throughout the year
and to all AEA-member companies at no charge.
Individuals residing in the United States
may request a free copy of the AEA Pilot's
Guide at aeapilotsguide.net/request.asp while
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2021 ASTM
Autonomy
in Aviation
Symposium,
Oct. 19
The ASTM Administrative Committee AC377
" Autonomy Design and Operations in Aviation " is
hosting the 2nd annual ASTM Autonomy in Aviation
Symposium. The objectives of the ASTM Autonomy in
Aviation Symposium are as follows:
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Discuss standards development for
aviation autonomy.
Bring forward perspectives from other SDOs,
industry leaders, and government.
Promote recommendations from forthcoming
report on regulatory barriers to aviation autonomy.
The symposium is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct.
19, 2021, at the Santa Clara Marriott Hotel in Santa
Clara, California. AEA-member companies involved
in the development of autonomous technology in any
category of aviation are encouraged to attend. For more
information, visit astm.org. q
AERO: AEA's online
training platform
The AEA's new online training platform called AERO,
short for the Aerospace Education Resource Online system,
allows users to train at their own pace with the ability to
pause and resume courses at their convenience. In addition,
AERO operates like a personal learning management
system with a history of training and the ability to print
certificates from completed courses.
All previous online training from the AEA has been
migrated to AERO and is available exclusively to AEA
members at aea.net/aero with a member login and
password. AEA AERO will continue to add content to help
members accomplish their training goals. Members with
questions about the new AERO online training system may
contact Aaron Ward at aaronw@aea.net. q
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