FL Technics Training to Support Atlas Air Service with Online Training Courses
FL Technics Training, a global provider of aviation technical training services, is further expanding its clientele by starting a cooperation with Atlas Air Service, a German business aviation company, engaged in charter flights, aircraft sales, MRO as well as pilot training. Under the cooperation, FL Technics Training will provide the company with 40 training courses through its Online Training platform.
A group of forty Atlas Air Service’s technical specialists will receive the electrical wiring interconnection system (EWIS) course for the target group 1-2. The course will be conducted online according to EASA requirements. Upon the successful completion of the course, Atlas Air Service’s technicians and engineers will have further developed their competence in aircraft electrical wiring systems’ support area.
“On average, technical specialists spend 4 days on training-related trips 3 times per year. It doesn’t seem a lot until you realize that this accounts for approx. 35 working days. Certainly, this shouldn’t stop organizations from investing into their specialists’ qualification and competence. However, modern technologies allow to minimize both time and money-related costs by moving the training to the online environment,” shares Kestutis Volungevicius, Head of FL Technics Training. “Thus we are very delighted to welcome Atlas Air Service at our online platform and hope that its successful experience with EWIS courses will lead to new, broader cooperation between our companies.”
Source: FL Technics
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