HAI 6637
COMANT ACR ARTEX
FLIGHTCELL FOXTRONICS JUPITER
SANDIA AEROSPACE LONESTAR
TECHNISONIC
POWERSONIX LASERDYNE
The HFTC utilizes real-world training aids for its maintenance training courses.
Collaboration is Key
As a successful 34-year-old business, Metro Aviation is not risk averse. The company has learned to invest wisely in things that add value to its business lines, increase customer satisfaction, and continue its role as an industry leader in safety innovation. HFTC met these criteria. Stanberry understood that in order to get the center off the ground, it would require considerable investment standpoint of personnel, facilities, and equipment.
As an organization, the team had to decide on which types of training it should direct its focus. It was decided that not only at Metro Aviation, but throughout the industry there was a real need for pilot training, mechanic training, and dispatcher (or communications) training. The next phase of the plan was much more complicated and required a high degree of creativity. Metro Aviation wanted to reduce investment risk by had in mind were not the traditional ones of deep-pockets and capital calls. Rather, they were partnerships of collaboration and unconventional vested interests.
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Dallas Avionics, Inc. was founded in 1973 as a Wholesale Distributor of Aircraſt Electronics, Test Equipment, Installation Supplies, and Avionics. Through years of change in the aviation industry, the ONE constant is our commitment to the highest standards of Business Ethics, Integrity, and Customer Service. Contact your sales representative today and let us serve you.
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