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Old 27th September 2008, 09:42   #1 (permalink)
Pitch&Fan
 
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Training Programs for PBN

Hi All,

I'm looking for a good CBT (Download-able) program for PBN.

The web-based training course on the ICAO / ECACNAV website is nice, but cannot be downloaded and stored on our CBT system for use without internet access.

Anyone know of an easy-to-use (well thought-out), detailed enough training program which is commercially available? ("Free-of-charge" will also be considered!)

Best regards,

Pitch&Fan

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