Fri, May 10, 2019
Program Now Include Aircraft Cabin Systems
FlightSafety International is expanding its industry leading Master Technician program to include Cabin Systems. The new Master Technician Cabin Systems program offers a progressive curriculum that follows a five step process. It is designed to provide technicians with the skills required to service and maintain the cabin of the aircraft they support at the highest level.
In order to complete the Cabin Systems program technicians must complete five courses. They include Avionics Standard Practices, aeroIT, Cabin Connectivity, Integrated Cabin Management Systems and Cabin Systems Operational Maintenance Program (OMP).
FlightSafety Master Technician training provides in-depth instruction and real-world practical training. This innovative and unique program was developed in close collaboration with aircraft, component, and systems manufacturers. It is designed to help technicians develop a higher level of skill and increase their problem-solving ability. It also enables them to further enhance their contributions to the safety, reliability and operating efficiency of the aircraft or components they support and maintain.
Master Technician is offered for a wide variety of aircraft manufactured by Bombardier Learjet, Cessna, Dassault, Embraer, Gulfstream, Hawker Beechcraft and Sikorsky. FlightSafety also offers Master Technician Avionics: Aircraft-Specific, Composites: Repair and Fabrication, Engine: In-depth, Engine-Specific and Management: Career Advancement.
Technicians who complete one or more of the FlightSafety Master Technician programs help to improve safety, lower aircraft operating costs and increase aircraft dispatch reliability.
(Image provided with FlightSafety International news release)
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