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Jabiru Jamboree

By Dan Johnson · June 27, 2010 ·

Folks have seen that plenty of Rotax seminars are offered in addition to video lectures, but they’ve seen less of such offerings for Jabiru, the second most common brand on LSAs. The truth is, the easygoing folks at Jabiru USA regularly hold engine seminars. The upcoming editions of these training sessions occurs Sept. 10-12 and again Nov. 19-21. If you are a mechanic, you can increase your business by getting trained on these powerplants. A pilot who wishes to do his or her own maintenance (when permitted by FAA regs) or any pilot who simply wants to better understand these popular engines from Australia is encouraged take the course.

For more information: USJabiru.com.

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