Eagle Creek Aviation Services is offering Twin Commander 690-695B maintenance initial training classes from May 7 to 15 and September 17 to 25 at its Indianapolis facility. Designed for A&P mechanics, these classes combine physical training aids such as live aircraft with aircraft maintenance manuals and the aircraft illustrated parts catalog to provide students with a well rounded knowledge of aircraft maintenance.

A minimum of four students must be registered for a class to take place. Potential students can work with Eagle Creek for special request class dates as long as four students can attend. Once training is completed, technicians will take a graded exam, and then receive an official certificate of training and a record of training after passing the exam.

Technicians who are a part of the Twin Commander service network are required to be formally trained in maintenance publications and procedures specific to the Commander. The classes offered by Eagle Creek Aviation Services will help technicians become more informed about aircraft inspection and maintenance, the company said.