Will Travel Around The Midwest And Southeast U.S. This Month
Garmin is pleased to announce the aviation team will be conducting customer in-flight demo’s with the GFC 500 digital autopilot. Throughout the month of April, Garmin will be visiting select locations throughout the Midwest and Southeastern U.S., offering demonstration flights of the cost-effective retrofit autopilot solution that brings unprecedented levels of capability, reliability and affordability to single-engine, fixed-wing general aviation aircraft.
Residents And Visitors May Witness A Low-Flying Airplane Beginning In April
The U.S. Geological Survey scientists will conduct a high-resolution airborne survey to study the geology under a region of the central Upper Peninsula, Michigan, until as late as July, 2018. The data will help USGS researchers improve their understanding of geology, including buried rock types and faults, in the region.
FSANA Has Ideas For Flight Schools About How To Attract And Retain Students
Learn to Fly Month, which starts May 1, 2018, is a continuation of the month-long initiative that the Flight School Association Of North America (FSANA) began last year. It is intended to facilitate flight training providers in attracting new potential entrants into the field of aviation. FSANA is again encouraging flight schools and organizations to collaborate and hold events and promotions focused on getting more people to learn to fly.
School Takes Delivery Of Three Piper Arrow Aircraft
For Patrick Perillo, the opportunity to fly in planes once piloted by his father is “an honor and humbling.” “It’s really cool to have that experience and share that with my dad,” said Perillo, a senior in SIU Carbondale’s aviation management and flight program from Geneva. “But now, here in 2018, I would say it’s time for a little upgrade for newer students coming into the program.”
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