Episode 17 - Revolutionizing Training in Aviation: VR at Delta Air Lines with Kevin Marcum

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Recorded19 Feb 2025

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In this episode Ashley Crowder chats with Kevin Marcum, Program Manager of Design, VR/AR at Delta Air Lines, about how immersive technologies are transforming employee training. Learn how Delta increased daily proficiency checks from 5 to 150 using VR, deployed 80 headsets across stations, and integrated WebXR with their learning management system. Kevin shares insights on cost savings, hardware upgrades, and the future of training in aviation. Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at Delta’s innovative approach to immersive learning!

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