Fairless High School freshman Nova Day works on building an airfoil out of foam board in the school's new aviation science class. BREWSTER – A new class at Fairless High School has students taking ...

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Marie Ronny and Kyan Bovee expect their futures to take off. Literally. The Black teens from Detroit are part of a free program teaching young people how to fly while exposing them to careers in ...

Learning to fly takes several months, costs $6,000-$10,000, and requires a medical certificate (though alternatives exist). Training can occur under Part 61 (more flexible) or Part 141 (more ...

SAN ANTONIO — 12 high school students from across the nation are in San Antonio learning how to fly and launch their careers in aviation. This is a part of the Aim High Flight Academy, a new ...

High school students in the Fly Like a Girl Drone Academy (Courtesy Ben Filio for Remake Learning) High school drone pilots are taking to the skies as part of a program designed to close the gender ...

Humanity has long dreamt about flying, and now that we can do it easily, many kids and adults still dream about becoming a pilot. While more accessible today than ever before, for many getting a pilot ...

Ascent Aviation Academy has set a new standard for flight training in Los Angeles. Founded by Seth Wayne, an experienced pilot and instructor, the academy has grown to become the city’s largest flight ...

Confidence is one of those attributes a pilot must have in just the right amount. Too much makes you the poster child for hazardous attitudes. Too little, and your training can stretch out, despite ...

Fairless High School has launched a new aviation science program to address the growing need for aerospace professionals. Funded by a $30,000 grant, the program provides students with hands-on ...

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