Flying Start – Learn to Fly with Chapter 41

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When:
September 7, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 12:00 pm America/Chicago Timezone
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Learn to Fly

 

If you’ve ever dreamed about learning to fly, attend this FREE informational meeting that will help you get off to a Flying Start! Whether your interest is in ultralights, light sport, experimental, or certified GA, our chapter members and CAVU flight academy will be there to answer questions and (weather permitting) provide Eagle flights, airplane rides for adults.

Flying start is a great opportunity for people to learn what it takes to be a pilot. Discover what you can do with a pilot’s certificate, and learn more about your local EAA chapter and flight training options. you’ll also meet other people who share and support your interest in aviation.

The event will take place in our Chapter Hangar, #11 at Brennand Airport. Contact Greg Burneske at 920-415-1584 or to reserve your spot today!

What is Flying Start from EAA?

Flying Start is an EAA program for chapters to provide a pathway to people in the local community who are interested in the world of flight. 
Through Flying Start, chapters members and local flight instructors will break down the barriers commonly encountered b the non-aviation community that prevents people from becoming a pilot. Flying Start participants will walk away from the event with an, “I can do this” point of view, a clear understanding of how fling can fit into their lives, and a good idea of what they can do with this hobby. 
Participating individuals will be provided with a pathway to get involved with their local EAA chapter, the opportunity to continue their interest in flying, and the change to start new friendships based on a shared love of aviation with the potential goal of becoming a pilot.
Flying Start participants will have direct access to the EAA Eagle Flights program through the hosting chapter. The EAA Eagle Flights program will continue to mentor participating adults and help them become pilots.