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Pilot Training Seminars Across Sweden

By Erica Johnson on Apr 13, 2014 13:04 PM |

Meet Phoenix East Aviation local representative in Sweden and learn the opportunities to know how you can become a pilot.

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How Many Seminars Happening in Sweden?

We understand the demand will be high for these kind of seminars, so we allocated 5 Seminars in Sweden; 2 in Stockholm, 2 in Gothenburg and 1 in Malmö.

Location:

Radisson SAS Royal Viking
Address: 1 Vasagatan Stockholm, Stockholms län 101 24 SE
 Radisson Blu MalmöAddress: 10 Östergatan 21125 SE Radisson Blu Hotel ScandinaviaAddress: 59 Södra Hamngatan Gothenburg, Västra Götalands län 401 24 SE

Date & RSVP:

Stockholm Dates:

Gothenburg Dates:

Malmö Dates:

 See you all there!

 




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