Washington Aviation Group Training
The Washington Aviation Group provides training in areas like aviation safety regulations, legal compliance, and hazardous materials shipping. We are happy to put together a training program that meets your business' needs.
We love designing courses that meet our clients' specific needs, and are happy to develop and teach a one-off class, or to develop class materials for reuse by your staff.
For courses meeting the appropriate standards, we have obtained FAA Inspection Authorization (IA) approval and/or State CLE approval, and we can obtain such approval for courses that we deliver to you, on request.
Here is a partial list of some of the classes we have taught in the past, and that we can make available for your organization:
- Classes Related to FAA Compliance
- How are Parts Approved under the FAA System?
- How to Get a PMA under the FAA System
- Aircraft Parts Documentation Standards
- Keeping Your Part 145 Certificate
- Understanding Maintenance Rules (Domestic and International)
- Safety Management Systems
Classes Related to Aviation Safety- Safety Management Systems Under the ICAO Norms
- Aviation Hazard Identification Mechanisms
- Aviation Safety Risk Assessment
- Aviation Safety Risk Mitigation Strategies
Classes Related to Receiving Aircraft Parts- Counterfeit Parts
- Approved and Unapproved Parts
- U.S. Import Compliance
- U.S. Import Tariff Classification for Aircraft Parts
- Documentation: 8130-3 Tags, EASA Form 1, and TCCA Form One, oh my!
Classes Related to Shipping Aircraft Parts- Hazardous Materials Shipping
- Hazardous Materials Recognition
- Holding and Shipping Small Explosives, Like Aircraft Squibs
- U.S. Export Compliance [including regulations issued by OFAC (Treasury regs), DDTC (ITAR) and BIS (EARs)]
- Supporting Your AOG Customers: Using U.S. Export Licensing Exceptions When Shipping Aircraft Parts
- Due Diligence When Vetting Customers
Classes Related to Commercial Activities- Using Your Commercial Documents to Protect Your Right to Get Paid
- Protecting your Intellectual Property
- Building a System to Prevent Intellectual Property Infringement
- Understanding the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and Using it to Your Commercial Advantage (US)
- Understanding the Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) and Using it to Your Commercial Advantage (for non-US transactions)
- Recognizing and Addressing Anticompetitive Behavior
