Bostonair Technical Training is EASA Part 147-approved and has been providing Human Factors Continuation courses on line since January.

The course costs £142.50 including VAT, and several students have purchased the course, completed it and received an emailed copy of the certificate within the same day.

WE also offer an on-line Fuel Tank Safety Phase 1 course, sold on its own for £129.25, but when packaged with the Human Factors Continuation course the total cost for both courses is £163.50. (Both prices include AT).

The course has been very well received; this is a typical comment;

“Many thanks. Excellent courses. Easy & a joy to use. Will recommend to others.”

The same person, in an email giving his permission to quote him, said: “Yes, go ahead with any testimonial.  Happy to help. (You can quote speedy service too!)”.

We are working on a Human Factors Initial course on-line, ready for sale by 28th July 2010.

We are also preparing a Fuel Tank Safety Phase 2 course, designed especially for Contractors, available from 28th September 2010.

All our on-line courses use graphics, quizzes, video and animations; we do NOT just cut and paste text from CAA publications.

For information and to book, please call 01392 875089 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              01392 875089      end_of_the_skype_highlighting, or visit our website www.bostonairtraining.com.

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Through 2010 Bostonair Technical Training is running fully-approved EASA Part 66 Basic Module Examinations in Wilmslow and Bristol.

On any day that examinations are taking place, candidates may book an exam for any B1.1 or Cat A Module.

Candidates may book more than one examination on the same day.

Bookings should be made 14 days or more prior to the examination day.

The exact schedule for each day will be published and advised no less than 10 days before the day. This is finalised to accommodate those who wish to sit more than one paper.

The cost per examination is £40 including VAT, payable upon booking.

To book or for information please call 01392 875809 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              01392 875809      end_of_the_skype_highlighting or visit our website www.bostonairtraining.com.

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Bostonair Technical Training Ltd

TECHNICAL ESSAY WRITING AND EXAMINATION COURSES

EASA Part 66 Modules 7, 9 and 10. Courses are run at B1 level; Cat A candiates are welcome and will be able to take the exam at Cat  A level.

BTTL offers essay writing and exam courses in two forms.
• Midweek 5-day course covering M7, M9 and M10
• Weekend courses covering one Module (7, 9, or 10) each weekend.
Either course includes:
• Complete Module Course Notes (sent at the time of booking the course)
• recommended reading and internet links
• Expert tuition and essay practice for concise and factual technical essays as required by EASA
• Revision
• Examination (Essay only or Essay and MCQ exam if required (£30 extra for MCQ)
• Marking and EASA Part 147-approved Certification

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Bostonair Technical Training are now fully EASA-approved for Category B1.1 Basic Training and Examinations.

A programme of 5-day Intensive Tuition and Examination courses is scheduled to run in Bristol as follows;

Module 1    Mathematics June 28th – July 2nd (5 days)  £350.00

Module 2   Physics July 19th -  July 23rd (5 days)  £350.00

Module  3  Electrical Fundamentals August 16th – August 20th (5days)  £350.00

Module 4   Electronic Fundamentals / Module 5   Digital Techniques September 20th -  September 24th (5 days) £350.00

For more information and to book one or all Modules please contact us on 01392 875089 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              01392 875089      end_of_the_skype_highlighting, or visit our website bostonairtraining.com and use the contact page.

We would consider running a course in our training centre at Wilmslow given sufficient demand (>10).

Full information is on our website.

Courses are taught by experienced instructors.

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Talks in the aim of resolving the BA cabin crew dispute have been adjourned as the latest strike enters its fourth day.

BA’s boss Willie Walsh met leaders of the Unite union, which represents BA cabin crew, on Wednesday in a fresh attempt to reach agreement.

Talks lasted several hours and are expected to continue on Friday. Earlier Unite’s Tony Woodley said “it will not be easy” to reach a settlement.

A total of 246 flights in and out of Heathrow were cancelled on Wednesday.

On Tuesday, over 200 flights were cancelled, though BA maintained that it was meeting its target of flying 70% of passengers to their destinations. Read more »

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EASA Part 147 B737 Cl to NG Differences B1 CFM56

Start date: 19th July 2010

Finish date: 23rd July 2010

Venue: Holiday Inn, Glasgow, UK

For more information please email admin@stormaviation.com

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EASA Part 147 B737NG to Classic B1 Differences.

Start date: 12th July 2010

Finish date: 16th July 2010

Venue;  Holiday Inn, Glasgow, UK

For more information please contact admin@stormaviation.com

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EASA Part 147 B737NG with CFM56 B1 Theory.

Start date 7th June 2010

Finish date 9th July 2010

Venue:  Holiday Inn, Glagow, UK

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British Airways cabin crew staff have begun a five-day strike, in a resumption of industrial action in their long-running dispute over jobs and pay.

The action has led to hundreds of flights being cancelled in and out of London’s Heathrow Airport – which is BA’s main hub.

However the airline, which aims to fly about 60% of services, said its operations were off “to a good start”. Read more »

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