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This course furnishes the experienced technician with sufficient information to carry out the required maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting necessary to certify continued airworthiness of the aircraft.

This ATA 104 Level 3 course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Global aircraft.

For more information/scheduling please contact Maria Capozi at 514-344-6607 / maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com.

This is a past event.

This course furnishes the experienced technician with sufficient information to carry out the required maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting necessary to certify continued airworthiness of the aircraft.

This ATA 104 Level 3 course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Global aircraft.

For more information/scheduling please contact Maria Capozi at 514-344-6607 / maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com.

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This 2-week (10-day) course provides the client with in depth instruction on all aspects of the aircraft including engine run (ground operations) procedures.

The Initial Type Course furnishes the experienced technician with sufficient information to carry out the required maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting necessary to certify the continued airworthiness of the aircraft.

Engine run (ground operations) training is carried out in the Learjet 31A full-flight simulator (FFS). Practical training includes hands-on applications with actual aircraft parts.

This ATA 104 Level 3 course meets Transport Canada (TC), Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 147 (B1), Civilian Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) type course training requirements for the Learjet 31A aircraft. This course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Learjet 31A aircraft.

Note: Clients not requiring engine run (ground operations) training will receive a Bombardier course completion certificate in lieu of a recognized regulatory certificate.

Customized and onsite training are also available. Contact Customer Service for more information.

For more information, please contact Barbara Pichey @ 469-791-6469 or via e-mail @ Barbara.Pichey@aero.bombardier.com

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Event Hosted by ExecuJet Middle East

This seven-day course provides the experienced Challenger 604 technician with system differences training on the Challenger 850 aircraft.
The course focuses primarily on Challenger 850 system differences.
This course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Challenger 850 aircraft. This course also meets Transport Canada (TC) and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 147 (B1/B2) requirements for differences training on the Challenger 850 aircraft.

For additional information, please contact Nadine Davis by e-mail at nadine.davis@aero.bombardier.com or by telephone 514-344-6639

This is a past event.

This 2-week (10-day) course provides the client with in depth instruction on all aspects of the aircraft, including engine run (ground operations) procedures.

The Initial Type Course furnishes the experienced technician with sufficient information to carry out the required maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting necessary to certify the continued airworthiness of the aircraft.

Engine run (ground operations) training is carried out in the Learjet 60 Level 5 flight training device (FTD) or full-flight simulator (FFS). Practical training also includes hands-on applications with actual aircraft parts.

This ATA 104 Level 3 course meets Transport Canada (TC), Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 147 (B1), Civilian Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) type course training requirements for the Learjet 60 aircraft. This course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Learjet 60 aircraft.

Note: Clients not requiring engine run (ground operations) training will receive a Bombardier course completion certificate in lieu of a recognized regulatory certificate.

Customized and onsite training are also available. Contact Customer Service for more information.

For more information/scheduling please contact Barbara Pichey at 469-791-6469 / barbara.pichey@aero.bombardier.com

This four (4) day course provides the client with review and updates on aircraft systems on the Global aircraft.
The Refresher/Update Course furnishes the experienced technician who has attended Initial Type or Avionics Course with information pertaining to systems that have been identified as requiring further knowledge due to improvements, updates, new software, and issues raised by the operators. The course includes a review in these areas as well as instruction on the corresponding troubleshooting approach.
The Refresher/Update Course allows technicians to share their own
in-service experience. Instruction is provided by two-instructors; each is a specialist in Mechanical or Avionics systems.
This course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Global aircraft.

This five-day course is a review and update for maintenance personnel who have completed the Learjet 40/40XR/45/45XR Initial Type or Ramp and Transit Course.

The Refresher/Update Course furnishes the experienced aircraft technician with information pertaining to the latest updates, improvements, modifications, and service bulletins applicable to the Learjet 40/45/45XR aircraft. This highly interactive course provides a forum for customers to actively discuss their real-life discrepancies.

Practical training includes hands-on applications with actual aircraft parts and use of the Learjet 45 full-flight simulator (FFS), if available.

The Refresher/Update Course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Learjet 40/40XR/45/45XR aircraft.

Customized and onsite training are also available. Contact Customer Service for more information.

For more information/scheduling please contact Barbara Pichey at 469-791-6469 or barbara.pichey@aero.bombardier.com

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We are pleased to inform you of the following additional Global Refresher/Update Technical training event taking place at the Montreal Training Center facility.

Global Refresher/Update
Date: November 1 - 5, 2010
Location: Montreal

Course Description

This one-week (five-day) course provides the client with both systems review and troubleshooting experience on aircraft systems that require troubleshooting in the field on the Global aircraft.
The Refresher/Update Course furnishes the experienced technician who has attended Initial Type, Ramp and Transit, or Avionics Course with information pertaining to systems that have been identified as requiring further knowledge due to improvements, updates, new software, and issues raised by the operators. The course includes a review in these areas as well as corresponding troubleshooting exercises.
Practical training includes exercises and troubleshooting scenarios carried out by the client using laptop computers, Aircraft Maintenance Manuals (CD ROM), and a central aircraft information maintenance system (CAIMS) portable maintenance access terminal (PMAT) simulator. Practical training also includes sessions in the Global Level 5 flight training device (FTD).
This course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Global aircraft.

For more information/scheduling please contact Maria Capozi at 514-344-6607 / maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com.

We are pleased to inform you of the following Technical Training event taking place at our Service Center facility in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.This is a past event.

We are pleased to inform you of the following Technical Training event taking place at our Service Center facility in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Course: Global Airframe & Powerplant
Date: August 16 - September 3, 2010
Location: BAS-Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Course Description

This course furnishes the experienced technician with sufficient information to carry out the required maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting necessary to certify continued airworthiness of the aircraft.

This ATA 104 Level 3 course exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Global aircraft.

For more information/scheduling please contact Maria Capozi at 514-344-6607 / maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com.

We are pleased to inform you of the following on-site training event:

Course: Global Avionics (B2)
Date: March 29 - April 9, 2010
Location: BAS- Amsterdam

This 2-week (10-day) B2 course provides the client with in depth instruction on all aspects of the aircraft avionics and electrical systems.
The Avionics Course furnishes the experienced technician with sufficient information to carry out the required maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting necessary to maintain the aircraft avionics and electrical systems. Clients must possess some knowledge of digital techniques and data communications.
This ATA 104 Level 4 (specialized training) course meets Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 147 (B2), and Civilian Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) training requirements for the Global. To satisfy JAA EASA additional ATA requirements, the course length is extended by two days for those requiring this certification. The course also exceeds Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) guidelines for IA Renewal, Maintenance Awards Program, repair station, and FAR 135 certificates for the Global aircraft.

For further information or to register please contact Maria Capozi at 514-344-6607 / maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com.

We are pleased to inform you of availability on a Challenger Initial course at the Bombardier Schiphol Service Center in Amsterdam.We are pleased to inform you of availability on the following Technical Training courses:

Location: Bombardier Schiphol Service Center, Amsterdam
Course: Challenger 604/605 Initial Type B1 Course (13 days)
Dates: January 7 - 25, 2010

Should you require further information please do not hesitate to contact:

Nadine Davis
Technical Training Administrator
Aircraft Services - Customer Training
8575 Cote de Liesse
Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1G5
Tel: 514-344-6639
Fax:514-344-6603
www.batraining.com

The Challenger 604/605 Refresher/Update in October at Rutherford New Jersey has been cancelled.Please note the following training event has been cancelled:

Challenger 604/605 Refresher/Update - CANCELLED
Date: October 19-23 2009
Location: Renaissance Meadowlands Hotel
Rutherford, New Jersey

For inquiries regarding the Challenger 604/605 Technical Training program, please contact Maria Capozi at 514-344-6607 or by email at maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com

Additional Challenger Differences Maintenance courses have been added.An additional Challenger 601 to Challenger 604 differences course has been added for August 17 - 21,
2009 at the Montreal Training Center.

Course Description:
This eight-day course provides the experienced Challenger 600/601 technician with system differences
training on the Challenger 604 aircraft. The course focuses primarily on Challenger 604 system
differences. Practical training includes approximately seven hours in the Challenger 604 Level 5 flight
training device (FTD).

Additionally, we will be offering the following on-site training opportunity:

Challenger 604/605 Refresher/Update Date: October 19 - 23, 2009
Location: Renaissance Meadowlands Hotel, Rutherford, New Jersey

The Challenger 604/605 Refresher/Update courseware has been updated and covers the latest
system and software updates, Service Bulletins/Advisory Wires and maintenance awareness.
This course also includes major systems review and troubleshooting scenarios on problematic systems.

For more information/course bookings please contact Maria Capozi at 514-344-6607/maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com, or visit our website at http://www.batraining.com.

The Bombardier Training Center in Montreal is pleased to offer the following training opportunity:

• Challenger 601 to 604 Differences Course
• Date:  September 8 - 17
• Location:  Montreal, QC

This eight-day course provides the experienced Challenger 600/601 technician with system differences training on the Challenger 604 aircraft.  The course focuses primarily on Challenger 604 system differences.  Practical training includes approximately seven hours in Challenger 604 Level 5 flight training device (FTD).

For additional information, please contact Maria Capozi by e-mail at
maria.capozi@aero.bombardier.com or at 514 344-6607.

June 11 - 15th, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

The CRJ Series World Wide Operators Conference and Trade Show will be held from June 11th through 15th at the Palais des Congrès in Montreal, Canada. Participants are invited to stay at the Hotel InterContinental. The conference will be an interactive and informative experience for all in attendance. It will serve to highlight our joint achievements; provide updates on major program and in-service issues for all our CRJ fleet types and provide participants the opportunity to network with the airlines and support and services organizations from around the world. We look forward to seeing you there!

To register to the 2007 CRJ World Wide Operators' Conference and Trade Show and / or to book your hotel room, please click on the following link: http://bombardier.tageventreg.com/

You will be requested to enter your registration password. The password was sent to you via AOM (operators), invitation letter (suppliers) or internal communication (BBD staff).

If you have not yet receive your password or if you have any issue with your registration, please contact:

Laurence Villion
laurence.villion@aero.bombardier.com