Middle Tennessee State University has formed a partnership with the Bahamas. The purpose of this collaboration is to develop the university's aviation program. Further details about the partnership are available from the source.
It is known that the goal is to train future aviation professionals. The university's aviation program is being expanded through this international collaboration, but specifics are not provided here.
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