Aircraft Maintenance Technology November 2019 - 58

EDITOR'S SIGN-OFF

By Jennifer Wilberschied, Editor

RING IN THE NEW
New year, new magazine.

THREE
NEW AMT
eNewsletters
to launch in
January 2020.

S CHIEF EDITOR RONALD DONNER EXPLAINED IN
Editor's Viewpoint on page 4 of this issue, Aircraft
Maintenance Technology has undergone an
aggressive staff overhaul throughout 2019. Promotions,
retirements and new hires have shaped the new staff info
what it is now - a strong team at that.
With a new workforce comes fresh ideas for improving
upon an already solid magazine as a trusted resource for
the aircraft maintenance community. This includes this
issue's 2020 Annual Directory: Guide to manufacturers,
suppliers, distributors & service providers related to aircraft maintenance. This directory, formerly known as the
Technical Support Directory, continues to be the same
trusted resource guide for all things support and service
revolving around aircraft maintenance. This includes all
forms of air travel including business, general, commercial, military, rotorcraft and unmanned aircraft. Not only
did the directory get a new name - but a new method of
organization, too. You can find the companies listed by
category starting on page 6 and the full company listings
with contact information starting on page 10.
When the New Year rings in January, we also will be
launching three new eNewsletters. Product & Equipment
Weekly eNewsletter will deploy every Wednesday,
with a focus on the latest and greatest in product and
equipment offerings for aircraft technicians and maintenance providers. We are always looking for new products and services to share with our dedicated reader-

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ship - so if you have a product you would like to share
that we already don't have listed in our Buyer's Guide
on AviationPros.com, please send directly to me at
Jennifer@AviationPros.com. We will do our best to feature your product or service in an upcoming Product &
Equipment Weekly.
AMT will also be launching a special Friday Edition of
our newsletter called the MRO Report, starting in early
January, as well. This will, as the name implies, focus on
maintenance, repair and overhaul of aircraft of all kinds.
The Aircraft Maintenance Technology Daily eNewsletter
will cut the "Daily" and change its name to the Aircraft
Maintenance Technology eNewsletter and will drop every
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday morning.
The last eNewsletter isn't so much new as it is reinvented. What you know as the eMilitary Digital Publication,
which was previously released quarterly, will be the eMilitary eNewsletter, which will deploy twice a month to your
inbox starting in January.
The changes aren't stopping there, no. Aircraft
Maintenance Technology is currently getting a facelift and
will emerge early 2020 with a new look. Our design team
is working diligently to create something sharp, clean
and vibrant. Keep your eyes peeled for a new design,
new magazine sections and new writers to be featured.
Happy New Year to you and yours.
Jennifer

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY

http://www.AviationPros.com

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