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BASA Training Available for AMT Award Credit

The FAA and EASA have worked together to create an online training course to inform government employees and industry of requirements under the Aviation Safety Agreement between the U.S. and the European Community. The $150 online course, released in August, consists of 14 segments lasting 10-45 minutes each. Course lessons can be taken up to three months after enrollment; registration is available here.

FAA officials have confirmed that the online training is eligible for AMT award credit (more information about the AMT Awards Program available by clicking here).

~~~ posted 11/22/11 ~~~



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