PAMA Sets Next Symposium for March

By David A. Lombardo

AINmxReports >> November 2008
Maintenance and Modifications

The Professional Aviation Maintenance Association brought together 22 representatives from the Dallas maintenance industry to plan next year’s March 6 and 7 PAMA Symposium. “We told them we’d like to hold the event in Dallas if they would support it by taking a role in the planning, exhibitor booths and sponsorships and getting their employees involved,” said PAMA president John Casker. “They were very supportive and have been playing an active role ever since. We also timed it to coincide with the Dallas/Fort Worth chapter’s annual IA renewal program, which will be offered as part of the symposium.” Friday will include topics of interest to directors of maintenance or those aspiring to become one, OEM reps discussing maintenance and operations updates and sessions that will garner IA renewal credits. Saturday is dedicated to the Dallas/Fort Worth PAMA chapter’s IA renewal program. The $99 registration fee includes all seminars, IA renewal courses, lunches, opening night reception and refreshment breaks.

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