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BAA Training and TSI hosting an Open Door Day

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Tatjana Obrazcova
Source: Aviationpros

Aviation training centre BAA Training (Vilnius, Lithuania) and Transport and Telecommunications Institute (Riga, Latvia) are inviting to the open door day in order to introduce newly developed Engineering Science in Aviation Transport and ATPL(A) pilot license studies program. The event will take place on the 29th of August at the TSI facilities in Riga, Latvia.

The newly developed studies program is aimed to prepare the professionals for the competitive aviation market which is in need of the competent pilots and knowledgeable engineers and technical staff. The theoretical part of the bachelor degree studies will take place at TSI in Riga, while the practical flight training will be performed in either Lithuania or Latvia.

During the event which will start at noon, representatives of BAA Training and TSI will briefly introduce both education institutions, provide the industry prospective, program benefits and will gladly answer any questions that audience will have regarding the studies, flight training, professors, program accreditation and other.

Those who are planning to attend organizers ask to register prior to the event by visiting the link.





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