Boeing 737 MAX

Join your colleagues for the Confirmed Boeing 737 MAX Training & Take advantage of the Last-minute offer

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Boeing 737 MAX Training

November 03, 2020

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AETS-Sofema – our EASA Part 147 Partner with Certificate BG.147.00005, has the pleasure to invite you to the Confirmed Boeing 737 MAX Training in November: Boeing 737-7/8/9 (MAX) General Familiarisation (Non CAT C) Distance Learning Synchronous (DLS) Course Dates: 9-13 November 2020 Price: 550 EUR (See the available Last-minute offer below) Reserve your virtual seat at team@aets-sofema.com About the Boeing 737…

Boeing 737 Type Training to be delivered in November – Boeing 737 NG & MAX Refresher DLS courses

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Boeing 737 Type Training

September 25, 2020

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AETS-Sofema, our EASA Part 147 Partner with Certificate BG.147.005, would like to invite you to the following Boeing 737 Type Training in November 2020: Boeing 737-7/8 (MAX) B1& B2 Refresher Distance Learning Synchronous (DLS) Course Boeing 737-600/700/800/900 (NG) B1& B2 Refresher Distance Learning Synchronous (DLS) Course Reserve your virtual seat at team@aets-sofema.com   About the session: Boeing…

Join your colleagues for a Boeing 737 MAX Training – B737-7/8/9 (MAX) General Familiarisation (Non CAT C)

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Boeing 737 MAX Training

September 10, 2020

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AETS-Sofema – our EASA Part 147 Partner with Certificate BG.147.00005, has scheduled the following Boeing 737 MAX Training in November: Boeing 737-7/8/9 (MAX) General Familiarisation (Non CAT C) Distance Learning Synchronous (DLS) Course Dates: 9-13 November 2020 Price: 550 EUR Reserve your virtual seat at team@aets-sofema.com About the Boeing 737 MAX Training: The Boeing 737-7/8/9 (MAX) General Familiarisation course…

What is the current status regarding return of the Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft to service?

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September 08, 2020

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Here we review the current situation regarding “when will the Max Return to Service”. Introduction Harmony among the main aviation regulators has been bittersweet, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has rightly agreed with major aviation regulators that Boeing must address the specific issues raised with the flight control system of the 737 MAX. FAA Considerations…