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Tue, Sep 09, 2008

Rockwell Collins Joins With King Schools On Pro Line 21 Training

Team Up To Offer Online Instruction For Owners/Operators

Rockwell Collins and King Schools recently entered into an agreement offering on-line computer-based training (CBT). The agreement improves and extends training opportunities for owners/operators by providing direct access to King Schools aviation training and Rockwell Collins OEM avionics training modules.

"This agreement leverages our breadth of OEM training courses with King School's long history of pilot training," said Ken Schreder, vice president and general manager of Simulation & Training Solutions for Rockwell Collins. "We look forward to working with King Schools to help operators meet their long-term training needs."

"Rockwell Collins is a leader in advanced avionics and systems and we're thrilled to be working together. Our goal is to provide effective, convenient and clear on-line training for pilots of high-performance and turbine aircraft," said John King, co-founder of King Schools.

Added co-founder Martha King, "It's exciting that the first Rockwell Collins training we'll be offering on-line will be the Pro Line 21 courses for the King Air and Hawker 800. There is a strong need for this training."

FMI: www.rockwellcollins.com, www.kingschools.com

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