Transport school training courses in Anchorage, AK (public, in-house or online)

Students enrolling in this course must possess a valid Third Class medical certificate and a valid Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multiengine Land and Instrument Airplane Ratings. The student must have passed the written exam for the ATP Certificate.

COURSE OBJECTIVE
The student will obtain the aeronautical skill and experience necessary to meet the requirements for the issue of an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate.

COMPLETION STANDARD
The student will demonstrate throug...

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Audience:
Members and leaders of the project team responsible for implementing the basic functions in the Bulk Transportation and Distribution module
Goals:
This course will prepare you to define key components of Transportation and Distribution (TD), understand the integration of supply chain scheduling and Supply Chain Execution, describe shipment cost processing for TD shipments. Supply chain scheduling consists of TSW (Traders and Schedulers Workbench) and TPI (Transportation Planni...

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The hundreds of millions of dollars targeted for alternative fuel vehicles and advanced transportation technologies in the economic stimulus bill has companies with fleets increasingly interested in alternative fuels and vehicles as both economic and environmental transportation solutions. Fleets attending the Alternative Fuels & Vehicles Conference + Expo in Orlando tell us that they need unbiased, reliable information on alternative transportation options and AFVi has just that. This webinar w...

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Small Volume Manufacturers (SVMs) have greatly expanded the alternative fuel vehicle options available to fleets. Their EPA-certified systems are available for a wide range of applications including light-, medium-, and heavy-duty engines for specialty vehicles. SVM experts offer information on everything you need to know to cost-effectively expand your AFV fleet options.

Fleets motivated by making vehicle and fuel choices that have the greatest environmental benefits need the evaluation tools offered by an emissions well-to-wheels analysis. This analysis looks at different scenarios using alternative fuels and alternative technologies for vehicles. It begins with the ”well�?where the feedstock is first extracted and concludes with the power finally delivered to the wheels of the vehicle. The assessments look at battery electric, hybrid electric and fuel cell veh...

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