CFCC seeks FAA approval for maintenance training at Wilmington International Airport.
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Updated Aug 14
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What happened
CFCC seeks FAA approval for maintenance training at Wilmington International Airport.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Federal Aviation Administration
U.S. government agency regulating civil aviation
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Wilmington International Airport
airport serving Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
Related events
- A training facility has been established at Pryor Field Regional Airport, setting standards for aviation maintenance schools under the purview of the FAA.
- FAA accepted Texarkana College's LSRM training course as the college builds a workforce pipeline.
- Training integrates FAA Part 107 standards into operations in Tennessee.
- The FAA is involved in a costly certification process, coordinating with a Toronto-based company (Field Aviation) and utilizing expertise from MIT Lincoln Laboratory for aircraft modifications.
- FAA approval enables operations in the Tampa Bay area.