Boeing and the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) today announced a first-of-its-kind collaboration to introduce Boeing’s Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) Learning Library solution across flight training organisations throughout Thailand.
The initiative marks the first time a regulator has implemented the CBTA Learning Library across an entire ecosystem. This will support the development of the next generation of airline pilots by providing access to Boeing’s industry-leading CBTA learning content, designed to strengthen pilot competencies, improve training effectiveness, and better prepare cadets for modern airline operations.
As demand for 66,000 new pilots over the next 20 years continues to grow across Southeast Asia, the collaboration reflects a shared commitment to enhancing aviation safety, training quality, and workforce readiness. By aligning training with internationally recognised CBTA principles, Thai flight schools will be well positioned to develop pilots with the technical and behavioural competencies required for successful airline careers.
“Boeing is proud to work with CAAT to support Thailand’s aviation training ecosystem,” said Chris Broom, vice president of Boeing Commercial Training Solutions. “Together, we are helping equip future pilots with the knowledge and competencies needed to safely and efficiently operate in today’s increasingly complex aviation environment.”
“This collaboration represents an important step in advancing pilot training standards in Thailand,” said Iratrachar Amornpipat, Personnel Licensing Department Manager, Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT). “By leveraging Boeing’s expertise and CBTA learning solutions, we can further strengthen the quality of pilot training and support the continued growth of Thailand’s aviation industry.”
The deployment of Boeing’s CBTA learning solution will be available to participating flight schools across Thailand, supporting a more standardised and competency-focused approach to pilot development.
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