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Last November, the Evionica team headed to Cascais for the European Aviation Training Summit (EATS 2025). We went to show our training, but we came away with something more useful: honest feedback from the people who use it.
Over three days, we spoke with flight schools, ATOs, airline training teams, instructors and industry experts. We attended sessions, joined panel discussions and had many conversations at our booth. After the event, we did what we always do. We sat down together, compared notes and asked one simple question: what are people actually telling us?
Here’s what we heard, and how it has shaped the past year.
Part-IS can feel like a lot to carry — often the stressful part is not the answer itself, but knowing where it sits and whether it will hold up under audit.
Evionica is an ISO 27001 certified company, so our information security is managed through a recognised, internationally audited framework.
When audits, client checks, or regulatory reviews arrive, we help our partners provide and locate the certification, GDPR, access-control, backup, and incident-response information usually asked for.
With Evionica, audit day is not a search party. Our partners know where the evidence sits, who provides it, and how to present it.
Building a structured pilot training programme takes careful planning. Every training environment is different — shaped by its standards, processes, instructors, and learners.
That’s exactly where Learning Paths come in.
With our new Learning Paths feature, you can shape training structure around what matters to you — designing clear, tailored pathways that reflect your programme, your standards, and the way learning is delivered in your organisation.
This isn’t about fitting into a predefined model. It’s about giving you the flexibility to structure training your way — without sacrificing clarity or control.
In an ideal world, a Learning Management System is the memory that never fails - the safe place that processes, compares, extrapolates, registers all kinds of records and data, providing users with the documents and resources they need in the blink of an eye. In real life, however, an LMS can confuse, confound, depress and delay its users. So what makes an effective LMS? Why the mad rush to climb on board the LMS bandwagon? What can I actually get out of an LMS? We spoke to Ignacy Sosnowski the Customer Success Manager at Evionica to find out his thoughts.