Wed, Mar 17, 2004
The National Business
Aviation Association (NBAA) announced three individuals who have
successfully passed the Certified Aviation Manager (CAM)
Examination, administered February 26 in Anaheim, CA. As NBAA
describes, the CAM Program "offers a way to identify and measure
the aviation-specific knowledge and management skills of current
and aspiring flight department managers." Through the certification
process, NBAA seeks to raise the professionalism and quality of
management within flight departments.Advertisement
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