Saturday, August 27, 2016

First Flight takes off

Students study material before class.
Eleven middle and high school students showed up for the Museum's inaugural First Flight program on Saturday. First Flight is designed to give young people an introduction to the world of aviation and give them a look at possible careers and careers paths.  The day included a flight in a Cessna, a first for all of the students.  A special thanks to the Grumman Corp., and others who made the event possible, including our dedicated volunteers.
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