By Carmelo Turdo |
The Aero Experience has been reporting on the Soar Into STEM program since April, and we continue with coverage of today's flights with Certified Flight Instructors Mitch and Luis and Redbird flight simulations with John Keich of Alpha Flight Simulation.
Wings
of Hope is a global humanitarian charity and aviation non-profit organization.
The main objectives are delivering humanitarian programs to the poor and
assisting communities in gaining self-sufficiency. The original mission of
providing humanitarian aid to people in developing countries using aircraft
continues, and includes significant investment in programs that address health,
education, economic opportunity and food security. In the U.S., Wings of Hope
provides the Medical Relief and Air Transport (MAT) Program from its base in
St. Louis.
Elite
Aviation, an authorized Cessna Pilot Center, offers the most comprehensive,
standardized flight training program in the St. Louis area while providing a
personalized approach to learning. Flight instructors integrate a variety of training tools and methods
including: one-on-one ground school tutoring; flight training in late model
Cessna Skyhawk aircraft using conventional and G1000 instrumentation; simulator
training in the Elite RC1 and full-motion Redbird MCX programmable flight
simulators; and periodic progress checks with other Elite Aviation flight
instructors.
The Aero Experience thanks Wings of Hope, Elite Aviation and all who contributed to make Soar Into STEM a great success.
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