ARSA, along with PPG Aerospace and Fortner Engineering, is jointly hosting an outreach meeting for the aviation maintenance industry in California on July 21. Join Executive Vice President Christian A. Klein for breakfast and a chance to learn more about how ARSA works on behalf of the aviation community. Klein will open the lid on the association’s toolkit for supporting the industry and highlight ways to get the most out an ARSA membership in order to help advance the interests of aviation maintenance providers worldwide.
The meeting is open to anyone in the aviation community, regardless of ARSA membership status. There is no cost to attend, but advanced registration is required (space is limited). A facility tour will follow breakfast. To register, complete the form below.
What: ARSA California Outreach Meeting
When: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (including facility tour), Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Who: Christian A. Klein, ARSA Executive Vice President
RSVP: Registration is now CLOSED.
Questions: Contact Eleesha Jackson at 703-739-9543 or eleesha.jackson@arsa.org.
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