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60 This report is intended to present a summary of current practice in airport operations training programs at small airports. Conclusions can be drawn from the responses gathered to arrive at a state of current practice and provide insight to airports moving forward.
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Conclusions and Future Research 61 Conclusion 6 Employees benefit most when presented with engaging content that is easily accessible and meets all three learning styles. Conclusion 7 Dedicating sufficient funding to training allows airports to make employee training a priority.
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62 Airport Operations Training at Small Airports Conclusion 15 There is no one best way to train airport operations personnel. In determining appropriate training methods, each airport considers issues such as funding, availability of a trainer, number of personnel to be trained, learning styles of employees, experience level of employees, whether training is initial or recurrent, and whether Part 139 training is required.
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