Did You Just Get an Oct. 5 Dispatch?
November 03, 2016
Due to a technical error on Nov. 3, many subscribers received a duplicate copy of Oct. 5’s Dispatch newsletter. The association’s communication’s team is aware of the issue and is working with our partners to limit its impact.
If you received a duplicate copy, you can go ahead and delete it…OR…you can look back on the world of aviation maintenance from a month ago. An awful lot was happening:
- The FAA had just accepted ARSA’s Form E100, confirming a path to MAG compliance that the association had been developing for months.
- The 2016 Strategic Leadership Conference convened in Montreal (click here to see what happened and be sure to register for the 2017 Legislative Day and Annual Repair Symposium before early-bird rates expire).
- The month’s training calendar was full of sessions, all available now on demand (and more added).
Take a look back and you’ll see that ARSA is always looking out for you.
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