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How Visiting the Air Zoo can Help Your Flight Training

Andrea Watts
Date: July 9, 2010 9:35 AM
Publisher: Andrea Watts
Source: The Air Zoo
How Visiting the Air Zoo can Help Your Flight Training
The Air Zoo, formerly known as the Kalamazoo Aviation History Museum was founded in 1977 to preserve the history of aviation for future generations. Known as the number one aviation museum in the world, it is a great environment for flight training students to learn about the legacy of flight and more.
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Flight Training for Women

Sofia Sapojnikova
Date: February 11, 2010 1:40 PM
Publisher: Sofia Sapojnikova
Source: Wikipedia
Flight Training for Women
Women make up half the population but only 6% of all pilots are female and only 3.5% of these are commercial pilots. This figure will increase significantly in the upcoming years with female veterans returning from the armed services and with the barriers of discrimination against women in aviation coming down.
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New Flight Training Scholarships Announced for 2010

Dan Chambers
Date: January 28, 2010 10:04 AM
Publisher: Dan Chambers
New Flight Training Scholarships Announced for 2010
Women in Aviation International, a nonprofit organization that helps women in aviation, just released a list of new scholarship opportunities for 2010. Although most of these scholarships are for women, there are many that are available for male flight training students, too.
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Women and Commercial Aviation

Dan Chambers
Date: December 16, 2009 10:32 AM
Publisher: Dan Chambers
Women and Commercial Aviation
Amelia Earhart – the world’s most famous woman aviator – received her first flight training in Long Beach, California strapped into a Kinner Airster prop plane back in 1920. It cost $10. A lot has changed since then but one thing hasn’t – the life of a woman aviator is still a challenge.
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