Safety
Safety 1st Spreads Globally
The U.S NATA’s Safety 1st program has more than doubled international locations over the past year.
For technicians from Universal’s authorized dealer and integrator network, free training is available for installation planning; configuration testing; system interfaces, troubleshooting, tech support and more.
For technicians from Universal’s authorized dealer and integrator network, free training is available for installation planning; configuration testing; system interfaces, troubleshooting, tech support and more.

A year after the 2015 EBACE served as a springboard for the U.S.-based National Air Transportation Association (NATA) to expand its Safety 1st training programs internationally, Safety 1st has doubled its reach outside the U.S. The programs are now in place at more than 70 locations internationally, spread fairly evenly throughout the globe. In Europe, the program received a boost when ground support services provider Euro Jet (Booth J065) partnered with NATA to deploy the Safety 1st Professional Line Service Training program (PLST) throughout its network of ground handling agents.


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