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| Colleges collaborate on return to flight training |
| Collegiate flight programs across the United States are sharing techniques to help get flight training off the ground as coronavirus pandemic restrictions begin to ease. A series of emails among dozens of collegiate flight schools morphed into a nationwide alliance to help share health safety tips and procedures that educators could use during day-to-day classroom, office, and flight training situations.
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| 'You Can Fly' special issue lands at flight schools |
| Flight Training, AOPA's multimedia brand dedicated to inspiring and educating student pilots, has produced a special issue titled You Can Fly: Your Path to Become a Pilot. In February, custom You Can Fly countertop displays filled with the special publication were distributed to 875 of the most active flight schools in the United States.
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| Father-son duo cross the country for a cause |
| An 18-year-old student pilot and his 1,000-hour instrument-rated pilot dad decided to do something useful during the COVID-19 pandemic that would benefit a good cause. Their idea took them across the country.
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| When Skyhawks ruled the Earth |
| Flight tracking data reveal an interesting flip of the aviation script related to the coronavirus pandemic: While Boeing 737s remain the most common transport aircraft flying at any given moment, Cessna Skyhawks often have them outnumbered.
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