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[VIDEO] Accessible Aviation Training; Airlines Reach App and Out

November 9, 2020  | Written by Stephanie Taylor
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In the latest episode of the APEX Weekly Wrap, hosts Maryann Simson and Seth Miller connect with Mary Doyle, accessible aviation consultant, disability equality trainer and accredited online coach, to discuss the disability equality training course specifically aimed at the global aviation industry which she helped to create.

Doyle explains, “The learning outcomes for this course are to understand disability from a disabled person’s perspective, [and] make you aware of the equality laws and the best practice in aviation in the UK, in Europe and beyond.”

Also up for discussion are the new services available through AirAsia and Wizz Air’s mobile applications and the latest in-flight entertainment and connectivity headlines, from NXTCOMM’s new capacity agreement with Eutelsat to KLM’s decision to install Viasat’s Ka-band connectivity system on its single-aisle fleet and Condor Airlines’ trial of Inflight Dublin’s Everhub solution.

The Weekly Wrap is made possible by the support of West Entertainment.