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Eastern Fuels selects NATA for training

By General Aviation News Staff · September 10, 2013 ·

Eastern Aviation Fuels, the exclusive marketer of Shell branded aviation fuels in the United States, has chosen to partner with the National Air Transportation Association’s NATA Safety 1st to provide training to its branded FBOs.

Eastern Aviation Fuels’ customers will receive training in a self-paced and self-directed online platform through NATA Safety 1st.

“Our goal is that our FBOs will have the support and resources they need to provide the best service they can, all while holding high safety standards. This made partnering with NATA a natural fit,” says Eastern Aviation Fuels President Robbie Stallings.

“We are very excited Eastern Aviation Fuels has chosen NATA Safety 1st,” said Michael France, NATA’s Director of Safety & Training, “In offering NATA Safety 1st training to its customers, Eastern is continuing its commitment to quality, safety, and service.”

Eastern Aviation Fuels’ customers will have access to the full range of NATA Safety 1st training products at special network pricing, including the Professional Line Service Training, Safety 1st OSHA Modules, and the Supervisor Online program, company officials noted.

For more information: NATA.aero

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