Annual fly-in fundraises for Flying Aggies, reunites old friends
The Flying Aggie’s 8th annual Fly-In hosted more than 500 attendees and 24 planes.
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The Flying Aggie’s 8th annual Fly-In hosted more than 500 attendees and 24 planes.
Ryan Austin has always had the "aviation bug."
Strapping in, Dash Ahlstrom prepared to navigate his plane 1,000 feet above ground level over Boone Pickens Stadium.
The Flying Aggies, pom, cheer, Pistol Pete, students and community members greeted the flying cowgirl at the airport, welcoming her back to Stillwater, Oklahoma on Monday.
The Oklahoma Aerospace Institute for Research and Education (OAIRE) will bring the state’s aerospace innovation economy together under one umbrella. OAIRE will support ongoing and future partnerships between university, commercial, military and government agencies, becoming a valuable resource for developing Oklahoma’s aerospace ecosystem. That includes generating high-tech jobs and cutting-edge research that brings commercial enterprise and military sustainment support to the state.