Overview

If you want to become a third-party aerospace auditor for AS9100, AS9110, or AS9120, you’ll need to complete the Aerospace Auditor Transition Training (AATT). This course is required by Probitas Authentication and recognized by the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG). It’s a key step toward certification but also one of the most difficult.

Many students take the AATT to advance their careers and meet personal goals. But the course is challenging, and the national pass rate is only about 30%. That’s why this one-day prep class is such a valuable investment. It lays the foundation you need to succeed in the AATT and helps you get more out of the training.

This isn’t just a refresher on AS9100 and AS9101. Whether you’re new to aerospace auditing or already have experience, this class sharpens your understanding of the standards, clarifies what to expect in the AATT, and gives you practical strategies to pass the exams. And it works. Students who take Axeon’s prep class have a 70% pass rate, more than double the national average.

With Axeon’s proven approach, you’ll go into the AATT more confident, more prepared, and with a much greater chance of success.

Prerequisites

This class is scheduled a week before the AATT AS9100 IAQG Sanctioned Aerospace Auditor Transition Training in order to help students prepare for the class and, ultimately, the exam.

In order to attend this class, you must have completed the prerequisites for the AATT course. So you must have passed either the AS9100 or AS9110 Lead Auditor Training.

Who Should Attend

• Anyone registered to take the AATT
• Lead Auditors
• Quality Consultants
• Internal auditor
• 3rd Party Auditors
• Quality Engineers
• Quality Managers
• Management Representatives

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