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Wed, Sep 05, 2007

CAPT Welcomes Chinese Students

Training Program Approved By CAAC

The Commercial Airline Pilot Training (CAPT) Program announced Tuesday they have reached an agreement with Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics (NUAA) in Nanjing, China, which will allow for the training of their students. The students will be enrolled in the Civil Aviation Authority of China (CAAC) approved CAPT ab-initio program.

"We are honored that NUAA has chosen CAPT as the training program for their students," said Patrick Murphy, Executive Director of CAPT, LLC. "We pride ourselves in delivering pilots who are prepared to fly the industry's most advanced aircraft."

"Each student will be trained at the highest levels of flight training curriculum. In-flight training is conducted in brand-new Cirrus SR20 and Piper PA44 Seminole aircraft," continued Murphy. "Both aircraft utilize full-glass panel cockpit displays similar to those found in commercial aircraft."

The Commercial Airline Pilot Training (CAPT) Program trains students worldwide to fly the industry's most advanced aircraft. The program combines superior aeronautical academics with advanced flight simulation in a proficiency-based flight training environment.

Headquartered in Palm Coast, FL, the CAPT Program is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Flight Training Services International.

FMI: www.captprogram.org, www.flighttrainingservices.com

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