Classes are scheduled in nine-week blocks, fi ve days a week from 4:30 p.m. to 10:30.p.m. (holidays excluded). The coursework can be completed in two years as a full-time student, or students can attend part-time and take courses as their personal schedule allows. Total costs for the entire program average $3,200, considerably less than what would be expected to pay at a private school. Moreover, since 2015, the program’s success and retention rate has been more than 95 percent. The hands-on program prepares students to enter the job market as aviation technicians, or to pursue a higher aeronautical degree.
For more information about College of Alameda’s AMT program, visit
http://alameda.peralta.edu/aviation-maintenance- technology/.
WEST STAR AVIATION INSTALLS WINGLET TECHNOLOGY TRANSITIONAL WINGLETS ON
CITATION 680 AIRCRAFT West Star Aviation announces it has completed an installation of Winglet Technology Transitional Winglets on a Cessna Citation 680 Sovereign aircraft at its Grand
Junction, CO, facility. The Transitional Winglets were designed to provide Citation Sovereign owners increased aerodynamic performance across a broad range of Mach numbers and operating conditions. In addition, the winglets off er performance
improvements to Citation Sovereign aircraft including: • Increased speed at high altitude • Increased certifi ed weight • Reduced climb time • Higher initial fl ight levels • Increased range and payload capability. “We are pleased that we have completed our fi rst winglet installation at Grand Junction and look forward to growing this capability in the future,” says David Williams, Citation program manager, West Star Aviation. “This is a testament to our commitment of being a customer- focused, world-class MRO and expanding our capabilities to align with our customers’ needs,” Williams continues.
For more information, visit
www.weststaraviation.com or call 800-922-2421.
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