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ACE 2026 - September 8th

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Queensland to become FlightSafety maintenance hub
Technicians in Queensland will benefit from FlightSafety's immersive and interactive courseware, combined with the use of full-scale systems trainers, major component cutaways, working models and test equipment.
FlightSafety's training solutions are immersive and interactive.

FlightSafety International now offers maintenance technician training at a new Learning Center located at the Sunshine Coast Airport in Queensland, Australia.

“We are pleased to serve technicians who maintain aircraft equipped with Pratt & Whitney Canada engines, and Honeywell engines and APUs, at this new Learning Center,” says Nathan Speiser, executive VP of sales and marketing. “FlightSafety offers conveniently located programmes to our customers in the Pacific Rim and elsewhere, through our global network of Learning Centers and training facilities.”

FlightSafety's experienced instructors provide in-depth classroom and hands-on instruction designed to develop and refine proficiency. The maintenance training courseware and curriculum meet worldwide regulatory requirements.

Technicians benefit from FlightSafety's immersive and interactive courseware, combined with the use of full-scale systems trainers, major component cutaways, working models and test equipment used to demonstrate procedures and reinforce the information learned in the classroom.

Pratt & Whitney Canada training is also offered in Bangalore, India; Botucatu, Brazil; Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas; Haikou, China; Johannesburg, South Africa; Montreal, Canada; Paris-Le Bourget, France; Singapore; Toronto, Canada; West Palm Beach, Florida; and Wichita, Kansas. Training for Honeywell products is also offered in Dallas, Paris, Wichita, and Haikou. Courses are also available online and at customer facilities.

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