Air New Zealand has opened a new training centre in Mangere. The first phase provides classrooms and workshops. Pilot and cabin crew training facilities will be complete by December.
Source: Flight International
2003-07-08T00:00:00+01:00
Air New Zealand has opened a new training centre in Mangere. The first phase provides classrooms and workshops. Pilot and cabin crew training facilities will be complete by December.
Source: Flight International
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