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Keeping Current in a Changing World: Stay Up-to-Date on the Knowledge Front

David Carl Ison

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Ask a pilot about currency, and you're likely to hear about FAA regulations regarding recency of flight experience. But there's another kind of currency that is equally as important--staying current on the many operational and regulatory changes affecting flight operations. It's a tall task to comprehensively and consistently identify and assimilate new information, but it's essential that it be done by all appropriate people in the department."--from the article

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Ask a pilot about currency, and you're likely to hear about FAA regulations regarding recency of flight experience. But there's another kind of currency that is equally as important--staying current on the many operational and regulatory changes affecting flight operations. It's a tall task to comprehensively and consistently identify and assimilate new information, but it's essential that it be done by all appropriate people in the department."--from the article

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Ask a pilot about currency, and you're likely to hear about FAA regulations regarding recency of flight experience. But there's another kind of currency that is equally as important--staying current on the many operational and regulatory changes affecting flight operations. It's a tall task to comprehensively and consistently identify and assimilate new information, but it's essential that it be done by all appropriate people in the department."--from the article

Key concepts: Current (fluid), Front (military), Computer science, Business, Geography, Engineering, Meteorology, Electrical engineering

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