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Live webinar

Building Competency Through Flexible Maintenance Training Digital Products

Date: Tuesday, November 17, 2026
Time: 10 a.m. PST | 5 p.m. PST
Duration: 60 minutes

Join our webinar to learn how building competency with Boeing’s digital training products can help your organization strengthen maintenance training with more adaptable, efficient, and scalable learning solutions. Explore how virtual Boeing offerings and training tools can support technician development, improve training consistency, and help you keep pace with evolving aircraft and operational needs.

During the session, you can expect the following agenda:

  • Extending maintenance training beyond B1/B2
  • Supporting just-in-time technician training
  • Using Boeing Maintenance Training Services software and digital learning tools
  • Utilizing the authorizing tool through Maintenance Synthetic Trainer 3D scenarios
  • Customizing lessons to match your own procedures and priorities
  • Connecting knowledge, practice, application, and continuous improvement

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to enhance your maintenance training program and better prepare your workforce for today’s challenges.

Speakers

Steve Pennington                               

Steve Pennington
Senior Manager Maintenance Training, Boeing Global Services

As senior manager at Boeing Global Services, Steve Pennington oversees learning program design for Maintenance Training. With nearly 40 years in aviation, he has held various roles in airplane design and training, including leadership positions in both maintenance and flight training.

Steve joined Boeing’s Alteon subsidiary in 2004 in the UK and moved to Seattle in 2006 to help build a global maintenance training operation. Prior to Boeing, he worked at British Aerospace where he started as an avionics design engineer before later transitioning to training roles, including ground training manager and chief ground school instructor.

Thom Burke                               

Thom Burke
Maintenance Product Specialist, Boeing Global Services

Thom Burke brings over 30 years of expertise in courseware design and the delivery of training initiatives for adult learners, showcasing a distinguished career in both military and civilian aviation sectors.

His extensive experience includes a decade of service with the U.S. Navy, where he specialized in electronics maintenance and training as a master training specialist, and 15 years with the U.S. Air Force, where he focused on aviation maintenance and training.