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Academy 147’s Innovative Aviation Maintenance Training

January 15, 2025

Academy 147 has been in the training business for more than 10 years.  As one of the leading business aviation maintenance training schools, our curriculum development and training material plays a big role in our training. 

Our training materials, curriculums and course contents are built in-house, as a combined effort between our team of subject matter experts, illustrators, and animators. 

What Makes Our Training Materials Stand Out

We use well-established methodologies such as the Instructional Systems Design (ISD) methodology to build and continuously maintain our training courses.

The ISD method is a well-known and industry standard process for creating educational programs and training materials.  It’s used in many different educational environments.  The ISD methodology helps ensure that each training program is aligned with learning objectives and meets the needs of both instructors and students.

As a Part-147 approved organization, Academy 147 is required to comply with some of the most stringent aviation regulations worldwide, ensuring that our courses meet the global regulatory requirements for maintenance training.

Academy 147 is committed to facilitating knowledge sharing from one generation to another as our industry struggles with workforce shortages. 

Through our training, we aim to bridge the skills gap between generations and make aviation safer for all. 

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