Avionics Technicians Closer to Recognition, NCATT Industry Standards
An article by Paul Novacek about the new NCATT training standards for avionics technicians and how current technicians can study for and complete the NCATT certification.
Reprint from the September 2006 issue of AEA Avionics News.
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Reprint from the September 2006 issue of AEA Avionics News.
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