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IATA and DOT CD-ROM and Online Training
Click Here to Order CD $995.00 (and DGR if needed)

Choose from online training or CD-ROM based training.

Online Training with sophisticated LMS: $295 per person. Discounts to as low as $95 per employee. Call for volume pricing. Click here for more info on IATA web based training.

CD-ROM Training: $995 flat rate for the CD-ROM plus $35 per person for the online exam. Standalone version (not networkable).

Summary of IATA CD and Online Training Program

Covers IATA initial and recurrent Acceptance level training (except radioactive)
This 9 unit program teaches the student how to use the current IATA regulations
Can be completed in 12-20 hours of training (recurrent training takes less time than initial)
Has been used by hundreds of shippers, freight forwarders and airlines for 7 years
The program is updated every year for the new regulations
The program can be used for FAR 121 and 135 training (with prior approval)
An unlimited number of students can take the training for $995 plus $35 per certificate
Company training managers can use the DGR Administrator to track student performance

Click here to purchase the 2008 online version: $295 (per person including exam and certificate).

Click here to purchase the 2008 CD-ROM $995 flat rate (plus $35 per student for online exam and certificate).

Do you aready have the CD and wish to take the IATA Exam online? Click here for more information on this exam option.

View Online Demo

You can login and view a free online demo of the program by clicking here click "register" to log in to the demo.

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