Avionics News August 2015 - 11

AVION

ICS TRAINING

AEA recognizes members
for training commitment
The Aircraft Electronics Association announced the recipients of
the annual Avionics Training Ex cellence Award, which recogniz es
AEA members for their total commitment to training as evidenced
by participation in AEA-approved training. M ore than 40 member
companies received the 201 4 AEA Avionics Training Ex cellence
Award.
M ike Adamson, AEA vice president of member programs and
education, said AEA-certified repair station members are trained far
beyond the FAA req uirements and demonstrate a commitment to
training few other industries match.
" W e see consistent demand for our classroom and online training
products and services," Adamson said. " M embers rely on the
association for their approved training programs. The AEA develops

Aerotronics Inc. .............................................................. Billings, Mont.
Airborne Avionics .........................................................Winnsboro, S.C.
Aircraft and Avionics Sales Inc. ..................... New Cumberland, Penn.
Arapahoe Aero Avionics ............................................Englewood, Colo.
Atlantic Avionics Inc.............................................. Halifax, NS, Canada
Atlas Aircraft Center .................................................. Portsmouth, N.H.
Aviation Institute of Maintenance ...............................Indianapolis, Ind.
Campus Avionics Services .......................................... Burleson, Texas
Capital Avionics Inc. ...................................................Tallahassee, Fla.
CE Avionics Inc. ............................................................... Sanford, Fla.
Century Flight Systems Inc. .................................Mineral Wells, Texas
Dakota Avionics .............................................................Bismarck, N.D.
Dyersburg Avionics of Caruthersville Inc. ...............Caruthersville, Mo.
Executive Autopilots Inc. ......................................... Sacramento, Calif.
Flight-Deck Avionics .............................................. Salt Lake City, Utah
Flightstar ................................................................................ Savoy, Ill.
Freedom Avionics Company ..................................... Broomfield, Colo.
Gibbs Service Center Inc. ..........................................San Diego, Calif.
Gulfstream Aerospace ....................................................Appleton, Wis.
Gulfstream Aerospace ......................................................Dallas, Texas
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. ........................................Brunswick, Ga.
Hawker Beechcraft Services .............................................. Tampa, Fla.
JP Avionics ........................................... Hoedekenskerke, Netherlands
L2 Aviation .......................................................Dripping Springs, Texas

high-q uality, cost-effective regulatory and technical training for
general aviation industry technicians to meet and ex ceed the federal
req uirements."
For a member company to be eligible for the Avionics Training
Ex cellence Award, all of its technicians must have completed
at least one AEA-approved training event in the previous year,
which includes the courses conducted at AEA headq uarters; AEA
International Convention and R egional M eetings; Avionics News
Technical Training Ex am; AEA computer-based training; original
eq uipment manufacturer training from AEA associate member
companies; and AEA partner training.
The following companies completed the training req uirements
and received the 201 4 Avionics Training Ex cellence Award:

Landmark Aviation ..........................................................Frederick, Md.
Maine Aero Services ......................................................Bangor, Maine
Maine Aviation Aircraft Maintenance LLC ....................Portland, Maine
Mayday Avionics Inc. ............................................Grand Rapids, Mich.
National Jets Inc. ................................................. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Nolan Avionics ..................................................................Durant, Okla.
Northeast Air Inc. ..........................................................Portland, Maine
Northern Lights Avionics..........................................Anchorage, Alaska
Park Rapids Avionics.............................................. Park Rapids, Minn.
Pegasus Technologies Inc............................Green Cove Springs, Fla.
Pfizer Inc. ................................................................West Trenton, N.J.
Poor Boy Avionics ................................................... San Angelo, Texas
Preferred Avionics & Instruments .................................... Howell, Mich.
Premier Avionics ........................................................... Ft. Wayne, Ind.
PrivateSky Aviation Services ....................................... Fort Myers, Fla.
Prodigious Jet Services LLC ...................................... Lake Worth, Fla.
Q.F. Avionics Center Ltd. .................................. Red Deer, AB, Canada
Quest Avionics Inc. ............................................................. Ocala, Fla.
R & Z Avionics Ltd. .................................................Delta, BC, Canada
Ron Collins Aviation LLC .............................................. Henderson, Ky.
Southeast Aerospace Inc. ............................................Melbourne, Fla.
Spirit Aeronautics ........................................................Columbus, Ohio
Temple Electronics Co. Inc. ......................................... Houston, Texas
Tomlinson Avionics of Florida ...................................... Fort Myers, Fla.
Wilmington Avionics....................................................New Castle, Del.

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