AeroCamp, a summer program designed to give kids a chance to explore the world of aviation and aerospace, will be held in Greenville July 16-20.
The
camp, presented in conjunction with Mint Air flight school and the
Flight School Association of America, is targeted to sixth through 12th
grades.
Students
will learn what makes an aircraft fly, how pilots use instruments, basic
radio communication skills, and info about weather, rockettry, airport
traffic patterns, basics of aeronautical charts.
The program will include one to two hours of actual flight time, which can count toward future pilot training.
AeroCamp
will be held at the Greenville Downtown Airport from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
each day, and 10 students can participate, although more sessions may be
added.
For information, visit www.flymintair.com.
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