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EASA's 2024 report revealed 243 Class D safety findings while 83% of aviation proctoring tools remain vulnerable to bypass attacks. Fragmented IT systems across European training organizations create compliance blind spots, undermining examination integrity and regulatory oversight. Constructor Tech hosts a 45-min expert panel September 24th (10:00 AM CET) featuring Irish Aviation Authority inspector Máté Pusztai, who led their successful digital transformation, alongside industry specialists Herman Zandt, Sam Stretton, and Oleksandr Bildiukevych.

Recent reports show that rising Class D and Class G findings are signaling critical vulnerabilities in examination oversight and training integrity across Europe. Join this essential session to discover evidence-based strategies for addressing these regulatory challenges and implementing robust examination security measures.

As our ongoing analysis of EASA's 2024 Annual Safety Review has revealed rising safety concerns and fragmented IT systems plaguing European aviation training, a third critical vulnerability emerges: the alarming inconsistency in digital readiness for secure examinations. The rapid adoption of hybrid and remote examination formats, accelerated by COVID-19, has exposed fundamental security weaknesses that threaten the very foundation of aviation personnel licensing.

Following our examination of rising safety concerns in EASA's 2024 Annual Safety Review, a deeper look reveals another critical vulnerability threatening European aviation training integrity: the widespread reliance on fragmented IT systems within Approved Training Organizations (ATOs). This digital divide is a fundamental barrier to regulatory compliance that's exposing organizations to escalating audit risks and undermining the sector's safety foundation.

EASA's 2024 Annual Safety Review revealed alarming spikes in safety findings—243 Class D instances and 7 Class G immediate threats in 2023. Root causes include inadequate exam approval, ineffective monitoring, and inconsistent examiner standards across Europe. Regulatory authorities now mandate secure, digitally traceable assessment systems with multi-factor authentication, real-time monitoring, and comprehensive audit trails.