In this blog, MPS CEO Philip Adrian recaps his keynote address at WATS 2025 on regulatory support.
Regulatory Support
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Philip Adrian, Chief Executive Officer at Multi Pilot Simulations (MPS)
An experienced aviation executive with worldwide expertise on all aspects of aviation. Recognized leader and speaker. Chair of many regulatory, industry and operational committees regarding safety, training, operations and entry into service. Experience in military flight training, civilian flight training, airline operations and management, OEM operations and Training Device Manufacturing.
Expertise:
- Instruction and examination
- Flight test
- Training and Coaching
- International Aviation Operational Regulations,
- Aviation Training including EBT and CBTA
- Aviation Procedures and Crew Management
- Operational Suitability
- UPRT
Blog articles by Philip
European Aircrew Training Policy Group (ATPG)
With EATS coming up in November in Portugal, MPS CEO Philip Adrian discusses the who, what, why and how of European Aircrew Training Policy Group (ATPG) and his involvement.
EASA RMT.0196 and NPA 2020-15: Where Are We Now?
Implementing new regulations takes years of focused teamwork, a process I am heavily involved in and committed to. In this blog I will bring you up to speed on developments and give some further insight into the process.
FTD 1 vs. FTD 2: 5 Key Differences You Should Understand Prior to Purchase
The question we often receive is: what are the key differences between an MPS FTD level 1 and an MPS FTD level 2? In this blog we identify 5 key differences you should understand prior to purchase so you can choose the right MPS simulator for your training needs.
How Do Pilots Deal With Emergencies?
In this blog I will focus and expand on the procedures that support the safe outcome of varying environmental conditions and unforeseen situations.
Presentation: Flight Training Now and Next
Our CEO Philip Adrian was present at the WATS and gave a presentation on training the next generation. You can read all about it in this new blog article.
