ARSA Training: Regulatory Compliance and Aircraft Parts - Orlando, Florida
Oct. 15, 2015
Related To: Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA)
On Wednesday, Oct. 21, ARSA's Managing Director & General Counsel Marshall S. Filler will provide regulatory compliance training at the JetBlue Hangar in Orlando, Florida.
During the full-day session, Filler will overview the association's work on behalf of the aviation community, address current regulatory issues (including the industry-wide effort to address problems caused by FAA-EASA MAG Change 5 with regards to FAA Form 8130-3) and then provide an in-person presentation of ARSA's three-part training series on the purchase, receiving and sale of aircraft parts.
Register today and share with your contacts and colleagues in Florida. The event is open to the entire aviation community, regardless of ARSA membership.Take advantage of Filler's experience, insight and deep knowledge of aviation regulatory matters.
What:
Industry Discussion & Regulatory Training
Training Topics:
In addition to general discussion of regulatory current events, Filler will present a combined version of ARSA's three-part training on regulations impacting:
(1) The purchase of aircraft parts.
(2) The receiving, inspection and stocking of aircraft parts.
(3) The sale of aircraft parts
When:
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Where:
JetBlue Hangar
8900 Hangar Blvd.
3rd Floor Conference Room
Orlando, FL 32827
Cost:
$150/person includes continental breakfast, lunch and one half day of regulatory training. Participants will receive certificate upon completion of training and post-test on each topic.
RSVP:
To register, visit arsa.org/orlando-2015 and complete the form. Contact Eleesha Jackson with questions.
Online Training:
Can't make it to Orlando? Purchase on-demand recordings of ARSA's three-part online series of classes on regulations impacting aircraft parts. Click here to get started, as well as view the association's other training opportunities.
