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Lufthansa, Simaero Discuss Future Aviation Training

October 5, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Lufthansa and Simaero discuss future aviation training at EATS 2026.
EASA's new FSTD Capability Signature (FCS) to come into force in April 2028.
Task-to-tool approach may become industry norm.
Instructor standardisation to be a key topic at EATS 2026.

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Strategic Implications

The adoption of EASA's new FSTD Capability Signature may indicate a shift towards more competency-based training, which could lead to more effective pilot training programs. The task-to-tool approach suggests a focus on flexibility and adaptability, which may become a key differentiator for aviation training providers.

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What Happened

Industry Leaders Share Insights On EASA's New FSTD Capability Signature

Ahead of the European Aviation Training Summit (EATS) 2026, Lufthansa and Simaero are sharing their insights on the future of aviation training. Gilad Scherpf, Senior Director at Lufthansa Group, discusses EASA’s new FSTD Capability Signature, which is set to come into force in April 2028. Cédric Coffignal, Training Manager at Simaero, previews his session on instructor standardisation, highlighting the importance of this topic in the aviation training industry. The summit, taking place in Cascais, Portugal, will feature presentations and discussions on the latest developments in aviation training, as reported by Halldale Group.

Source | Originally Published: October 5, 2026

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