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AAMT is previewing an aviation maintenance training-as-a-subscription model, with new courses covering the Citation Longitude and Citation X/X+. The announcement offers a first look at the training content included in the proposed subscription approach.
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AAMT is previewing an aviation maintenance training-as-a-subscription model, with new courses covering the Citation Longitude and Citation X/X+. The announcement offers a first look at the training content included in the proposed subscription approach.
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