Capital Avionics, Inc., has been a strong proponent of education, beginning its contributions to the industry in 1998.  These include:

• 70+ Tech Time articles published in the industry’s trade publication Avionics News. 
• Assisting the Florida Community College of Jacksonville (FCCJ) in the consolidation of their basic electronics courses for inclusion into their new Avionics Program of Study.
• Being selected with the Boeing Company and Florida Aviation Aerospace Alliance to review the Florida Department of Education’s existing aviation academic resources, secondary and post-secondary frameworks, private and public university degrees and other institution programs/ideas and to review the industry’s workforce education and training needs (Florida Aviation/Aerospace Career Cluster Consortium Project).
• In cooperation with Honeywell International, teaching KAP 140 autopilot flightline maintenance at the AEA Regional conventions in 2004.
• Assisting the Small Airplane Directorate with creating the Electrical Load Analysis draft in cooperation with the ASTM Committee F39 on Normal and Utility Category Airplane Electrical Wiring Systems.
• Teaching the subject of Aviation Serial Busses at the AEA Regional conventions in 2008.
• Teaching the subject of Autopilot Theory and Operation at the AEA Regional conventions in 2009.

COMING THIS YEAR:

On-site training of Electrical Load Analysis as referenced by the Standard Guide for Aircraft Electrical Load & Power Source Capacity Analysis. For more information, contact us or visit www.aea.net for dates and times.