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On-demand webinar

Cutting Maintenance Delays With Boeing: Solving Intermittent Faults and Workforce Challenges

Reducing AOG and improving dispatch reliability through advanced troubleshooting

This webinar addresses the critical challenge of maintenance delays caused by intermittent electrical faults and workforce shortages. Boeing experts will share strategies to build advanced troubleshooting capabilities that reduce aircraft-on-ground (AOG) events, improve dispatch reliability, and drive measurable results.

By attending, you’ll learn about Boeing’s Advanced Troubleshooting Program (ATSP), a comprehensive training solution designed to equip maintenance teams with the skills needed to meet today’s complex aviation challenges.

During the session, you can expect the following:

  • Industry challenges, including technician shortages and intermittent faults
  • Operational impacts of maintenance delays
  • Standardization of troubleshooting methodologies
  • Introduction to Boeing’s Advanced Troubleshooting Program (ATSP)
  • Real-world examples and ROI from advanced troubleshooting training
  • MyBoeingTraining registration and next steps
  • Live Q&A

Speakers

Rob Zielinski                               

Rob Zielinski
Manager, Boeing Airplane Maintenance Training, Boeing Global Services

Rob Zielinski serves as manager of Boeing Airplane Maintenance Training, a role in which he oversees the maintenance training partner network and is responsible for training related to the 737 fleet, as well as non-model-specific and structures training. With approximately 35 years of experience in the aviation industry, he has performed in roles that include aircraft maintenance, maintenance training, pilot training, and dispatchment for various 121 operators.

Mike Bunting                               

Mike Bunting
Technical Fellow, Charlie Works Systems Engineer, Field Service Engineering Technical Board Chair

Mike Bunting serves as a systems engineer technical fellow specializing in predictive maintenance and advanced troubleshooting. He supports AOG recovery, maintenance management, proactive fault isolation, and course development and instruction. With over 40 years of experience, he has led field service engineering, technical support, and training initiatives for Boeing customers and internal teams, driving improvements in troubleshooting, maintenance practices, service readiness, and data-driven diagnostics to enhance reliability and operational efficiency.

Ready to take the next steps?

Our Level 5 Advanced Troubleshooting course and other training opportunities are now open for registration. Explore available course dates and campus locations today.

To secure your seat, enroll via MyBoeingTraining (MBT).*

*Participants must create their own MBT account. An active General Training Agreement (GTA) with Boeing is required for account creation.

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