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TRAINING CLASSES SET — SIGN UP NOW!!

Thursday 16 September, 2010 7:52 am | Events,Flight Training,Maintenance,News

CT Airframe Maintenance Training $800 November 1-4 ONCE PER YEAR
CT Basic Composite Training $650 November 8-9 ONCE PER YEAR
CT Advanced Composite Repair $700 November 12-13, 15 ONCE PER YEAR

Rotax Aircraft Engine Service $450 November 5-6
Rotax Aircraft Engine Maintenance $450 November 10-11

If you attend the Airframe class and at least one of the other classes, there will be a $100 discount.

If you attend the Airframe class and at least two of the other classes, there will be a $200 discount

Download course descriptions and documents here

All Classes will be done at Lockwood Repair in Sebring Florida: to Schedule:
Mail dean@aerotechnicalinstitute.com or Call 863-655-5100
Visit Lockwoods’ website or call 863-655-2242

Demonstrator arrives for Flight Design Carolinas – KGMU

Tuesday 7 September, 2010 10:43 am | Flight Training

In the last week, Mint Air of Greenville, SC (GMU) has received a CTLS demonstrator. The plane will be available for rent and sales.
If you are in the area or just want to see the airplane or schedule a demonstration flight, please call 864-631-1626 or
E-mail: info@flymintair.com

They are located at
100 Tower Dr. Unit 4
Greenville, SC 29607

http://flymintair.com/content/flight-design-ctls

Iowa Flight catching Dreams

Thursday 29 July, 2010 4:20 am | Flight Training

The Dreamflyer motion simulator on display at Oshkosh/Airventure looks like it is working well and with some additional software tweaks have made it fun to operate. Stop by Iowa Flight or check out http://www.iowaflighttraining.com/

Premier 1 Open house

Monday 7 June, 2010 7:04 am | Flight Training,News

: Milling around CTLS at Tamiami airport

Flight Design Pilot Center had their open house on Sat 5, 2010. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and 3 free demo flights were given away. Contact http://www.premier1aviation.com/

Flight Design raises the bar for training quality

Tuesday 9 March, 2010 8:43 am | Flight Training,News

Formal Syllabus Helps Existing Pilots Transition to Fly CTLS

South Woodstock, CONNECTICUT / March 9, 2010 – Two facts are well known in the Light-Sport Aircraft community: (1) Most buyers are existing pilots who have been flying general aviation airplanes for years, and (2) The insurance industry is very keen to see better training of these pilots before they begin flying Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA). Now, Flight Design announces their “Transition Syllabus” as means to assure standardized and thorough training for all buyers of the company’s popular Light-Sport Aircraft.

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