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Textron Aviation expands King Air service capabilities in Germany
Textron Aviation recently announced additional investments in its European service network, with an expansion of its Stuttgart line station facility becoming a satellite service center. The company is expanding its factory-direct service options at Stuttgart Airport delivering shorter downtime and increased flexibility to its customers with twice the amount of hangar space and the expert engineer team set to double in size. This added footprint and expertise at Stuttgart will now add service capabilities for the Beechcraft King Air series this fall, further enhancing its service offerings for more than 100 operators in Germany.
As a satellite service center, Stuttgart can provide the same scope of work as factory-direct service centers but in a smaller capacity. In addition to Stuttgart, Textron Aviation continues to operate two additional line stations in Cannes and Geneva and five company- owned service centers located in Düsseldorf, Paris Le Bourget, Prague, Valencia and Zürich.
Garmin offering new pilot training opportunities
Garmin® International, Inc. is pleased to announce new training opportunities that will benefit novice and seasoned pilots alike.
Through multiple free videos, the Aviation Risk Management series will provide pilots with the opportunity to review common safety hazards and traditional risk mitigation strategies. Pilots will also learn how the features and capabilities on Garmin avionics, such as Garmin Autoland, SafeTaxi, SurfaceWatch, traffic displays and other hazard awareness features can contribute to managing risk.
Developed in conjunction with SiriusXM Aviation, Sirius XM Weather is a free 15-video series which offers an overview of the SiriusXM setup on compatible Garmin units and highlights common uses of SiriusXM weather products. Featuring several operational scenarios, the SiriusXM Weather Video series will cover challenges and hazards pilots might experience during flight and highlight the value of onboard weather products to help increase a pilot’s situational awareness and aid in decision making.
For all Garmin aviation training needs, please visit www.fly.garmin.com/training. For additional information, please contact aviation.training@ garmin.com. KA
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