The NBAA has announced the 34 recipients of the 2017 Flight Attendants/Flight Technicians Scholarships. These individuals were recognized during NBAA’s Flight Attendants/Flight Technicians Conference, held from June 13 -15 in Long Beach, CA.
The NBAA Flight Attendants/Flight Technicians Scholarship program was established by NBAA and its Flight Attendants Committee to assist business aviation flight attendants/flight technicians in their role as a crew member aboard business aircraft. Each year, member companies generously donate monetary and training awards for the scholarship, and recipients are selected by the committee.
The names of the 2017 donor companies and their award recipients are as follows:
Air Culinaire Worldwide - Michele Van Der Linde, Kelsey Williams
AirCare Access Assistance – Cory Morton
AirCare Crews LLC – Beth Walker
AirCare FACTS Training – Tricia Scott, Ruth Detwiler
Air Crew Academy – Michael Lilly, Nick Peck, Adrienne Dyner, Christine Consolino, Lisa Butler
Clay Lacy Aviation – Karalee Mulder
CornerStone Strategies – Diana Mosier
Corporate Flight Attendant Training by Susan Friedenberg – Natazha Feliciano
The Corporate School of Etiquette – Richard LaMotte, Tonya Buchanan
The Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia – Reese Williams
Flight Crews Unlimited Inc. – Kathryn Guthrie
FlightSafety International (general emergency training) – Bridget Stoll
FlightSafety International (initial cabin attendant) – Greg Schon
FlightSafety International (culinary arts) – Maresa Miessler
GA Food Safety Professionals – Anthony Owens, Jessica Haney
Gulfstream International – Kimberly Barnard, Cheryl Krumenacker
JC Penney Aviation – Michael Lynch
MedAire, Inc. – Mikesha Crouch, Tanya Hayes, Brian Bash, Britt Marie Crikshank
Proserv Aviation – Barbara Desmarais
Universal Weather and Aviation – Julie Kozma
Anonymous donor - Juan Gonzalez
Anonymous donor – Nichole Walla
NBAA offers a number of other scholarships and programs to promote professional development and business aviation careers.
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