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Royal Air Maroc Goes for CPaT

Civil Aviation
8 February 2021

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CPaT Global has been awarded a new contract by Royal Air Maroc (RAM) for initial and recurrent training spanning a variety of fleets, including the B737-MAX-8, B737NG, B787, E190, B747-400, 747-8, and B767-300. RAM will be implementing CPaT’s aircraft systems courses, interactive diagrams, and aviation specialty courses (general subjects) for their training curriculum.

RAM is one of Africa’s oldest and most prestigious airlines. Headquartered at Casablanca-Anfa airport, the airline operates domestic flights in Morocco and scheduled international flights worldwide.


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