Schedule of Events

May 11 - 13: ATEC Conference and Exhibit Hall
May 12 - 13: AMCC Aviation Maintenance Career Fair
May 14: FAA Designated Maintenance Examiner Training
May 15: FAA FAR 145 Repair Station Safety Summit 
May 16: 100 Years Golf Tournament
100 Years of Aviation Maintenance Banquet
May 17: - AWAM Breakfast - 8:00 am – 10:00 am
May 17 - 18: Maintenance Training Workshops & Exhibit Hall
May 17 - 21: NBAA Maintenance Managers Conference & Exhibit Hall
May 17: The Winston - NASCAR All Star Race 

Event Information - Contact Event Director Phil Randall at (336) 662-1008 or via email at phil.randall@faa.gov.

Attendee Registration - Those wishing to attend all or part of this event should contact Hope Morton of 
NCDOT division of Aviation at (919) 840-0112, or via email at hmorton@dot.state.nc.us.

Room Registration - To reserve a room at The Westin Charlotte (Event Headquarters) you need to call 1-866- 
837-4148, before April11, 2003. To receive the special group room rate of $89.00, be sure 
to mention that you are with the World Flight 2003 Celebrates 100 Years of Aviation 
Maintenance Group.

Sponsorship Packages Available - Contact Hope Morton at (919) 840-0112 or via email at hmorton@dot.state.nc.us

FAA Repair Station Safety Summit - Contact Charlotte FAA FSDO at (704) 319-7020 

Golf Tournament Registration - To register to play please contact Ron Gilleland at (866) 241-9750 or via 
email at ron_gilleland@standardaero.ca.
Banquet Registration - To register for a seat at the Event Banquet call Jennifer Helms at (704)-597-1581 or via 
email at jenamt@bellsouth.net.
Free AMT Maintenance Training Workshop's - To reserve a seat in one or more workshop please 
contact Jennifer Helms at (704) 597-1581 or via email at jenamt@bellsouth.net. 
Exhibit Hall Vendor Registration - For information on the event exhibit hall and space available to vendors 
please contact Hope Morton using one of the methods above.

Special Event Seating for "The Winston" NASCAR's All-Star Race - To purchase a ticket or tickets in our special event seating area for $56.00 each, call 1-800-849-8803 beginning 
February 1, 2003 and no later than April 30, 2003. The seats are in Grand National South 
Turn 1 and be sure to mention that you are with the World Flight 2003 Celebrates 100 Years of Aviation Maintenance Group. 

NOTE: For information on the ATEC events contact Dick Dumaresq at (717) 540-9010 or at 
ccdq@aol.com
NOTE: For information on the NBAA events contact Sandy Wirtz at (202) 783-9366 or at 
swirtz@nbaa.org 

OFFICIAL CENTENNIAL EVENT MERCHANDISE
Get your official Charles Taylor t-shirt, event polo, or jacket by visiting the website www.ffc2003.com or by calling 1-866-FLY-2003 for more information. 

www.worldflight2003.com
Free Aviation Maintenance Training Workshop's

Training Workshops and Exhibit Hall will be at The Westin 

Saturday, May 17, 2003 Sunday, May 18, 2003

8:00 a.m. until 4:50 p.m. 8:00 a.m. until 4:50 p.m.

Room A (200 Seats) Room A (200 Seats)

Human Factors in Aviation Maintenance GE90 Engine
Basic Safety Awareness Trent 800
Advanced Fire Detection Systems Aging Aircraft
Hazardous Materials/Cargo Handling New Fuel Quantity Systems
Minimum equipment List (MEL) Digital Logic
Extended Twin Engine Operations (ETOPS) Enhanced GPWS
The FAR's and Maintenance ARINC
Maintenance Manuals Fly By Wire

Room B (200 Seats) Room B (200 Seats)

Required inspection Items (RII) FADEC
Global Positioning System (GPS) Serviceability of Incoming Parts
Basic Principals of Troubleshooting Allison 503 Turboprop
EFIS/ECAM Heads Up Display (HUD)
Traffic Avoidance Systems (TCAS) Introduction to System Safety
Basic Sheet Metal Repair Static Electricity and You, the AMT
JAR 66/147 Suspected Unapproved Parts (2 Hours)
Runway Safety and the AMT

Room C (100 Seats) Room C (100 Seats)

PT-6 Troubleshooting PT-6 Systems and Updates
Standard Aero, INC Standard Aero, INC


Airline Maintenance Training, Inc., Standard Aero, Inc., the Federal Aviation Administration and Aviation Safety Counselors from the FAA's Greensboro Flight Standards District Office are providing the training.

NOTE: Each hour of training counts toward an FAA's AMT Awards Program Award and can be counted toward the 8-hours of training required to renew your Inspection Authorization.



TO ALL AVIATION MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS

I would like to express my gratitude and warmest appreciation to all of the people and organizations responsible for assisting me in making this event possible. My goal has been to provide a venue for Aviation Maintenance Technicians from all over the world to gather and celebrate our chosen profession. This is your event AMT's, so make sure you are in attendance for all or part of this great celebration.

Phil Randall
A & P