Korea Aerospace University: International Summer Program
The International Summer Program is specially designed by Korea Aerospace University for students with an interest in both Aerospace and Korea.
PSA Airlines Announces New Crew Base at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport
PSA Airlines announced today that it will add an additional crew base, opening January 2016, at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG).
Transitioning to the Cirrus SR-20
As many people know, aviation has the ability to captivate minds every second of every day.
The Importance of Networking
Aviation Management and Operations student, Kyle Warren, talks abut the importance of networking.
Aviation Outlook Day
The more people you know the better your chances of earning a spot as a first officer somewhere.
Preparing for an Internship, Job or Scholarship Interview
As an Aviation Flight Science major at the College of Aviation, we are offered many unique opportunities.
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#WMUAviation
Through my job as an Aviation Ambassador for Western Michigan University’s College of Aviation, I’ve gotten to do some pretty cool things: show off the College of Aviation to the assistant Chief Pilot of JetBlue, fly into many different aviation events, and most importantly meet hundreds of prospective Broncos and find out my job made an impact on them choosing WMU.
From Abu Dhabi to the World: Why I Chose WMU's College of Aviation
I harbored a passion for aviation from a very young age, and the thrill of travelling would overtake me days before we even set off, rendering me excitable and leaving my mother with the task of calming me down and getting me to fall sleep. Fortunately, the sleepless pre-travel nights are a thing of the past, but my passion for aviation has not diminished one bit.
Why (I Think) you Should be Staying for the Summer Semesters if you are Flight Training at Western Michigan University's College of Aviation
Flying in the summer months at Battle Creek, Michigan is, on average, almost 40% more likely to result in experiencing weather conditions that allow flight training to be successfully completed.
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