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Advanced Aircrew Academy Joins USAIG Performance Vector

Online aviation traininer Advanced Aircrew Academy has formed an agreement with aviation insurer USAIG and added a new training module on ramp safety.

October 22, 2019

Online aviation training company Advanced Aircrew Academy has forged an agreement with aviation insurer USAIG to provide a training-needs assessment gap analysis and additional training services. In addition, the academy continues to expand its services and courses, adding a new training module focusing on ramp safety and jet blast, and committing to making updates to training modules on a weekly basis.

The agreement with the USAIG adds Advanced Aircrew to the insurer’s “Performance Vector” safety initiative, which offers a set of programs for turbine aircraft operators who are policyholders. One important benefit includes support to help underwrite the cost of safety programs provided by Performance Vector participants, such as Advanced Aircrew Academy.

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