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Aviation’s technology experts will gather for the AEA South Pacific Connect Conference at the Hilton Adelaide Hotel.

On Sept. 11-13, 2019, the Aircraft Electronics Association hosted the Aviation Rulemaking Advisory Committee that has been tasked by the Federal Aviation Administration to review and reconcile FAA repair station regulations and guidance.

All attendees at the upcoming AEA Connect Conferences in Kansas City (Oct. 2-3) and Daytona Beach (Nov. 4-5) will have the opportunity to take the Aircraft Electronics Technician certification and endorsement exams free of charge, a $175 value, courtesy of the AEA Educational Foundation.

Get the latest technical information from leading avionics, instrument and test equipment manufacturers, and satisfy repair station training requirements.

The AEA encourages the membership to review the NPA and submit comments.

Coinciding with the recent Labor Day holiday in the United States, the Aircraft Electronics Association introduced its new online jobs board at AEA.net/Jobs.

Understanding the regulations of the repair station is only part of the equation. Like pieces of a puzzle, each regulation is needed to fit together in order to fully view the repair station’s requirements.

The Aircraft Electronics Association released its second-quarter 2019 Avionics Market Report.

Registration is now open for individuals to attend and for companies to exhibit at the AEA Canada Connect Conference, Sept. 9-10, in Toronto, Ontario.

In an effort to promote consistency and standardization, the AEA petitioned the FAA for acceptance of the ASTM standard as an acceptable means of compliance. As an FAA-recognized AMC, this document is essentially the same as if it was published as an advisory circular.