Continual learning is a key component to aviation safety, regulatory compliance and professional development. A beautiful setting is an added bonus.
The Honolulu Aviation Mega Conference attracts maintenance professionals from throughout the Pacific region – including Japan, Guam, and Saipan. Attendees represent a broad range of maintenance interests including rotorcraft, airline, military and educational.
What:
Honolulu Aviation Mega Conference
When:
Thursday Jan. 15 and Friday Jan. 16, 2015
7:30 am to 4:30 pm each day
Where:
Honolulu International Airport
30 Rodgers Blvd
Honolulu, HI 96819
7th Floor of the Inter-Island Terminal (Hawaiian Airlines)
Registration:
No prior registration required
Conference is free to attendees
Contacts for Additional Information:
Merritte Wilson
808-837-8357
Merritte.h.wilson@faa.gov
Ed Lee
808-837-8382
Edwin.lee@faa.gov
Some Planned 2015 Presenters:
- Pratt & Whitney
- Airbus Helicopters
- Turbomeca Engines
- Bell Helicopter
- Concord Batteries
- Cleveland Wheel & Brakes
- Dallas Airmotive
- Lycoming Engines
- Tempest Spark Plugs
To see more of what’s happening in the aviation world, visit ARSA’s events page and industry calendar.
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