Live panel: How aviation leaders can address examination security vulnerabilities
09 September, 2025
Introduction
Our analysis of EASA's 2024 Annual Safety Review has revealed multiple vulnerability issues plaguing European aviation training standards: different safety concerns, fragmented IT systems for aviation training, and the alarming inconsistency in digital readiness for secure examinations.
Constructor Tech hosts an expert panel September 24th (10:00 AM CET) featuring Irish Aviation Authority inspector Máté Pusztai, who led their successful digital transformation with Constructor Proctor, alongside industry specialists Herman Zandt, Sam Stretton, and Oleksandr Bildiukevych.
The 45-minute session will address security evaluation criteria, regulatory compliance strategies, system integration solutions, and implementation roadmaps for aviation training managers, quality directors, and compliance officers seeking to eliminate examination vulnerabilities while reducing administrative costs by 30-50%.
The crisis is real
EASA's 2024 Annual Safety Review revealed 243 Class D findings and 7 Class G safety concerns in 2023. Research shows 83% of remote proctoring tools can be bypassed, compromising aviation certification integrity.
Organizations with compromised certification processes face severe reputational damage and regulatory scrutiny. When examination systems are easily bypassed, public confidence in aviation safety erodes.
Fragmented systems create blind spots
EASA identified persistent deficiencies in traceability across ATOs in multiple EU member states. Organizations rely on disconnected systems creating documentation gaps and compliance blind spots that compromise training quality and regulatory oversight.
Regulatory oversight intensifies
Insufficient oversight personnel and inconsistent standards across member states undermine the European Single Sky initiative. Authorities demand enhanced documentation and stricter compliance monitoring while organizations face mounting audit pressures. This is why digital proctoring is essential for the aviation sector.
Expert panel: Addressing safety concerns in aviation exam standards
September 24th | 10:00 AM CET | 45 minutes
Four industry experts will share actionable solutions to these critical challenges:
Herman Zandt, Director of applyDISC Aviation Support
Digital transformation strategist with extensive experience helping aviation organizations implement secure examination systems. Herman will address implementation success factors and demonstrate real-world ROI from digital proctoring solutions.
Máté Pusztai, UAS Inspector at Irish Aviation Authority
Regulatory authority perspective from someone who lived through the IAA's transformation process. Máté will share how digital systems improved EASA compliance capabilities and regulatory oversight effectiveness.
Sam Stretton, Managing Director at Logicom Hub
Technology integration expert specializing in aviation training systems. Sam will reveal security evaluation criteria for proctoring solutions and address the fragmented IT system challenges plaguing the industry.
Oleksandr Bildiukevych, Training Specialist at Magnetic Training
Hands-on training delivery expert who understands operational realities. Oleksandr will provide practical insights on maintaining training quality during digital transitions and addressing day-to-day implementation challenges.
What you'll learn
Security Solutions: How to evaluate and implement proctoring systems that prevent the bypass vulnerabilities affecting 83% of current tools
Regulatory Compliance: Proven strategies for creating comprehensive audit trails that satisfy EASA requirements and streamline compliance processes
System Integration: Practical approaches for connecting fragmented IT systems into cohesive, traceable platforms
Implementation Roadmap: Immediate actions for this quarter and 12-month strategic planning for sustainable digital transformation
Cost Justification: Evidence-based ROI demonstration for securing organizational buy-in and investment approval
Who should attend
C-Executives, VPs and Founders close to operational and quality roles responsible for strategic oversight of aviation training programs
Aviation Training Managers modernizing examination processes while ensuring regulatory compliance
Quality Assurance Directors implementing robust oversight mechanisms and audit-ready assessment systems
CAMO Engineering Managers supporting compliance requirements through secure, traceable certification processes
Safety and Compliance Officers ensuring aviation training meets evolving regulatory standards while maintaining operational efficiency
