Avionics News June 2014 - 7

Four Training Classes Available at
AEA Headquarters in August
The Aircraft Electronics Association is offering four
educational courses during the month of August in the
Dan Derby Center for Professional Development at its
international headquarters in Lee's Summit, Missouri.

certification testing. This full-day course offers handson training, including a regulatory review and an
explanation of the proper administrative procedures
for completing these critical certifications. It also
includes a transponder tune-up course. The contents
of this course can easily be incorporated into
approved training programs for certified
repair stations.

First, the AVIONICS INSTALLATION AND
INTEGRATION TRAINING course is
slated for Aug. 18-20. Presented
by Don Dominguez of Radioman
TRAINING SITE:
Avionics, this three-day course is
The RVSM MAINTENANCE
Dan Derby Center
designed for technicians who have
AND ADVANCED TRANSPONDER
for Professional
completed AEA's Basic Wiring and
TRAINING course immediately follows
Development,
Avionics Installation Course
on Aug. 22. Attendees will be introduced
AEA International
and/or have a couple years of basic
to the regulations, documentation, test
Headquarters.
avionics installation practice and
equipment and maintenance practices
are looking for more experience
associated with performing RVSM
integrating common general
maintenance and will follow with an
aviation installations. Technicians
in-depth look at Mode S transponders.
INFORMATION/
will learn how to plan, install,
This course assumes the attendee has
REGISTRATION
interface, configure and check
good operating knowledge of Federal
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out an installation consisting of
Aviation Regulations 91.411 and 91.413.
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a Garmin GTN 650 touchscreen
nav/comm/GPS, Garmin GTX33ES
Finally, the NATIONAL CENTER FOR
remote transponder and an Aspen
AEROSPACE AND TRANSPORTATION
EFD1000 primary flight display.
TECHNOLOGIES AIRCRAFT ELECTRONICS
TECHNICIAN REVIEW course takes place Aug. 25-27.
In addition, the PITOT-STATIC AND
Presented by Bruce Bessette, who has more than
TRANSPONDER CERTIFICATION TRAINING course
30 years of avionics and maintenance experience,
takes place Aug. 21. Attendees will learn the proper
this three-day course provides a review of all 34
methods for conducting pitot-static and transponder
subject areas for the NCATT AET certification exam.
At the end of this review, course attendees should
be prepared to take the NCATT AET certification
test, which will be administered free of charge (a
$100 value). Upon successful completion of the AET
exam, attendees will be eligible to test for additional
ratings, including the NCATT Radio Communications
Systems (RCS), Dependent Navigation Systems
(DNS) and Autonomous Navigation Systems (ANS)
endorsements.
For more information or to register for these
professional development opportunities, visit www.
aea.net/training or contact the AEA at 816-347-8400.
Class size is limited, so register today. q

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