AICC, often referred to as "Aviation Industry CBT (Computer-Based Training) Committee," is an acronym for the standards and guidelines that govern the development and delivery of computer-based training materials in the aviation industry. AICC is an international organization founded in 1988 to promote and maintain industry-wide standards for the transfer of computer-based training courses between hardware and software vendors.
The key objective of AICC is to ensure interoperability and compatibility among different training systems and platforms used in aviation. It establishes technical specifications and guidelines that define how training content should be packaged, delivered, and tracked, allowing for seamless integration and exchange of training materials across various learning management systems (LMS).
AICC standards facilitate the creation of high-quality and interactive e-learning courses for aviation professionals, including pilots, flight attendants, maintenance technicians, and ground crew. These standards cover aspects such as course structure, navigation, multimedia integration, assessment, and learner progress tracking.
By adhering to AICC guidelines, aviation training organizations can ensure that their courses are accessible, consistent, and compatible with different learning environments and devices. This promotes efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and ease of content transfer within the aviation industry.
