Training
Aircraft maintenance training is moving ahead to keep up with the demand.
Nick Sergi has a rich background of aviation experience. He retired as Director of Maintenance Training Services for FlightSafety after more than 34 years of service with the company. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps as an aviator, both fixed wing and helicopter rated.
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