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Wiregrass's aviation program receives donation from Gulfstream - Vimarsana News

Wiregrass's aviation program receives donation from Gulfstream

Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Foundation North has accepted $10,000 from Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. to support the new Aviation program coming to the Coffee Campus.  The new aviation programs are pending SACSCOC approval and Federal Aviation Administration approval. The college is looking to begin two programs, aircraft structural with an anticipated start date of the Spring Semester of 2024, and aviation maintenance with an anticipated start date of the Fall Semester of 2024.

High school aviation students learn history from WWII fighter pilot - Vimarsana News

High school aviation students learn history from WWII fighter pilot

The Veterans History Museum of the Carolinas recently sponsored a presentation for 15 aviation students from Arden’s Christ School and their instructors. The students heard WWII P-47 Pilot Ed Cottrell

Australian Tourism Exchange kicks off in Gold Coast – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Australian Tourism Exchange kicks off in Gold Coast – Travel Weekly

Gold Coast is hosting this year's Australian Tourism Exchange being held this week.

DSU Expands Aviation Program to Include Helicopter Flight Training - Vimarsana News

DSU Expands Aviation Program to Include Helicopter Flight Training

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DSU, Army connect to provide helicopter training to students - Vimarsana News

DSU, Army connect to provide helicopter training to students

DOVER — Just when it appeared that Delaware State University’s Aviation Program had flown as high as it could, it is striving for even greater heights. Its director, retired Lt. Col. …