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I want to thank you for the excellent flight instruction I have.received over the years from you. I thought our last recurrent work was the best yet. I was astounded when, at the beginning, you asked me what I thought I needed. Then we addressed those areas. 
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Regina is an instrument rated pilot and a flight instructor with a sport rating.

   The list of reasons why women decide to fly is as big as the sky. Here are some common reasons why Aero-Tech women have decided to climb into the cockpit.
 

ADVENTURE

   There aren't many options left for the person seeking pure, unadulterated adventure. Luckily, the excitement-hungry can still climb into a beautiful factory-new airplane and fly off into the sunset, finding the exhilaration they crave; discovering new sights and experiences in the wild blue yonder.

Connie is a student pilot.  She has just started the cross country phase.

Lei is a commercial pilot working toward a CFI. She traveled from Hawaii to train at
 Aero-Tech.

CAMARADERIE

   No other flight school has helped forge as many relationships. All over the world, Aero-Tech graduates can find a sense of community and companionship with other pilots. Our unique Adventure Vacations seek to get pilots together to share experiences. Some of them even end up meeting that special someone, finding a common passion in the excitement of flying.
 

FREEDOM

   There's nothing like the feeling of climbing high above tall trees and buildings to temporarily leave your responsibilities behind and below. When you're up there, you answer only to yourself. How you spend your time is up to you.

Valerie is an instrument rated pilot and a ground instructor.

Elizabeth is a private pilot working on her instrument rating.

   All across the country, women from all walks of life are discovering the thrill of flying.  Whether you've been riding as a passenger with a friend, or you're new to flying - we are here for you.  Once you've made the decision to climb into the pilot seat, you'll never look back.
 

   Learn more about female pilots, opprotunities for women in aviation. Need a female mentor?
Contact the Chief.

   Scholarships for women in aviation from Women in Aviation.  Deadline for appic- ations: Must be postmarked by November 28, 2008.