POSTPONED - Shrimp Boats and Corridor-Cakes: How Airspace Got Like This
2026-04-15 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
This seminar is postponed while we wait for our temporary seminar venue. Stay tuned for updates on when it will be rescheduled.
Modern pilots know airspace in terms of the alphabet system: class A, B, C, D, E, and G. Those labels are a relatively recent facade on a beast whose unnatural evolution was written in blood and bitterly contested.
AGI/IGI Sal will reconstruct the National Airspace from cloud clearances in the forties to the “all-weather positive control concept“ in the fifties to today’s ADS-B requirements. Over one hundred years, personal liberty clashes with public safety and separation technology is tragically outpaced by aircraft performance.
Throughout the talk, Sal will discuss online government archives that you can use to solve your own regulation mysteries. If you have an interest in history or want to know how we got to the current airspace rules, join us for this insightful presentation.

EAA Chapter 20 Young Eagles @ SCFC
2026-04-18 09:00 - 12:00, 2026-06-20 09:00 - 12:00 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
SCFC is hosting EAA Chapter 20 for their Young Eagles event, with volunteer pilots offering flights for young people aged 8-17.
Learn more about Young Eagles from the EAA’s website.

Under the Cowling Workshop
2026-04-25 09:00 - 10:30 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
CFI Herb Patten is inviting ground school students for a closer look at airplane engines and systems, including details of the fuel, ignition, induction and more in this in-person workshop. This is your chance to look “under the cowling” in a way that goes deeper than your common preflight inspection.
As a pilot, you learn about airplane engines and systems from the Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge. That information is supplemented by details from your specific Airplane Flight Manual. So what more do you need to know? You crank the starter and everything works. But how does it work and how do the various systems such as the fuel, induction, and ignition work together to keep the engine flying? Ever wonder how the fuel flows from the tank to the cylinders? Or what happens when the air intake filter becomes blocked? Or what are the purposes of those tubes coming out of the bottom of the engine?
This in-person seminar will be conducted using a Cessna training plane with the engine cowling removed so you can get an up-close appreciation of the components of a typical, small single-engine airplane. Space is limited so don’t delay in signing up for this unique experience. You will walk away with a new depth of knowledge that most pilots don’t have.

Women in Aviation @ SCFC March Meeting
2026-04-25 11:00 - 12:00 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Join SCFC Women in Aviation in welcoming Candace Covington, Senior Director of Aviation at Adobe to speak about her experience! The meeting will be from 11am-12pm and food will be provided. Any and all are welcome!

Full Moon Flyers: Nut Tree (KVCB)
2026-05-01 19:00 - 21:00
This month join Full Moon Flyers in Vacaville as we fly up to Nut Tree Airport on May 1st! At just over 50 NM, Nut Tree makes for an easy cross country destination. This is a great opportunity for students or pilots looking to gain valuable night experience. The airport is lit as night and you can follow the well lit I-80 back towards Oakland for an easy flight back!
There are a variety of dining choices including Fenton’s Restaurant and Creamery, Lim’s Thai Cuisine and Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria to name a few. We will pick one that suits the dining mood of the attendees.
Once you land in KVCB, secure your aircraft on the transient parking ramp. The walk is about 5-10 minutes to the Nut Tree Plaza. We will meet at restaurant by 7PM. Make sure you RSVP so we have an accurate headcount! We’ll see you there!

Shrimp Boats and Corridor-Cakes: How Airspace Got Like This
2026-05-06 19:00 - 20:30 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Modern pilots know airspace in terms of the alphabet system: class A, B, C, D, E, and G. Those labels are a relatively recent facade on a beast whose unnatural evolution was written in blood and bitterly contested.
AGI/IGI Sal will reconstruct the National Airspace from cloud clearances in the forties to the “all-weather positive control concept“ in the fifties to today’s ADS-B requirements. Over one hundred years, personal liberty clashes with public safety and separation technology is tragically outpaced by aircraft performance.
Throughout the talk, Sal will discuss online government archives that you can use to solve your own regulation mysteries. If you have an interest in history or want to know how we got to the current airspace rules, join us for this insightful presentation.

SQL Tower Tour (1 of 3)
2026-05-23 09:30 - 10:00
Are you curious about what happens in the tower at an airport? Would you like to increase your knowledge of how air traffic is managed at the San Carlos airport?
The KSQL Air Traffic Manager has offered to host small groups of pilots to meet the tower controllers and take a tour of the San Carlos tower. During the tour you will get to see firsthand how the tower controllers update the ATIS, keep track of planes arriving and departing, as well as use radar to help manage the flow of traffic around San Carlos class Delta airspace.
The tours are approximately 20-25 minutes in length. Registration is required.

SQL Tower Tour (2 of 3)
2026-05-23 10:00 - 10:30

SQL Tower Tour (3 of 3)
2026-05-23 10:30 - 11:00

4-Day Monument Valley and the American Southwest
2026-05-28 - 2026-05-31 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Experience the ultimate adventure with the FlyOutGroups Tour of the Southwest. This 4-day trip will feature flying to the best of the Southwest United States posing unique challenges with stunning awards.
Start with a delicious lunch at Catalina Island (AVX), followed by a breathtaking approach into San Diego Lindbergh Field (SAN), a large yet accommodating Class Bravo Airport. After landing, go where you desire whether that’s exploring the San Diego Skyline, visiting the gorgeous and vibrant Balboa Park, or stepping onto the USS Midway. Take in the sights on the way to lunch at Sedona Arizona (SEZ) where you will be greeted by the vast amount of large red rocks unique to this area. Finish your day by heading to the stunning Meteor Crater and spend the night at a private airport in Monument Valley, where you’ll experience unparalleled views of the surrounding landscape. Starting with a tour of a Meteor Crater followed by a breathtaking visit to the Grand Canyon. After sightseeing, land at Harry Reid Las Vegas International Airport (LAS), making for two Class Bravo Airports. End your night with some fun in the vibrant culture of Las Vegas.
On Day 4, we’ll make our way back home via Bishop and Mammoth, posing the unique challenge of mountain flying with gorgeous views of the surrounding Sierras.
Fly in comfort in any of our Cessna 172s, 182s, or the 206. If low wing is your ride, use the trip to get experience to count toward a checkout in the the Piper Dakota with one of our experienced instructors. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore the beauty of the Southwest from a unique and exciting perspective. Stay tuned for more information on our website.
Deposit:
$500 deposit, per person (not per plane). This is a deposit towards aircraft rental and instructor time. This deposit is non-refundable within 2 weeks of the event. Please call the SCFC Front Desk at (650) 946-1700 to make your deposit.
Registration:
Registrations are not open yet. Check this page for more information in the coming weeks.
Questions:
If you have any questions, please contact the FOG Coordinator, Herb Patten, via email at herb@sancarlosflight.com

Weather Services Workshop
2026-05-30 09:00 - 10:30 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Are you checking the weather before your flight simply by looking at METARs? Have you struggled with trying to get a comprehensive view of weather? Are you looking to get an understanding of ways to conduct a weather briefing?
If you are a student pilot or recent pilot trying to better understand options for accessing weather for a flight then join us for this workshop to learn more about weather briefings. We will use a cross-country flight scenario and walk through the process of gathering relevant weather for a flight. We will show you how to get aviation weather information from www.aviationweather.gov, ForeFlight, 1800wxbrief.com and by speaking to a flight service station weather briefer.
If you want to better understand how all these sources of weather fit in a briefing, join us for this interactive session.
Herb Patten is the Assistant Chief Pilot at the San Carlos Flight Center, a CFI and an FAA certificated advanced and instrument ground instructor who teaches the private pilot and instrument ground school at San Carlos Flight Center. He is a commercial pilot with an instrument rating, has flown over 4,000 hours in more than 130 different California airports. He is the current chairman of the Upwind Foundation, famous for its Upwind Summer Scholarship Program. In 2025, Herb was named a Distinguished Flight Instructor by AOPA.
This seminar is in-person. There will not be a live stream.

Women in Aviation @ SCFC May Meeting
2026-05-30 11:00 - 12:00 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Join SCFC Women in Aviation for a presentation about Women’s History in Aviation and participate in a water color activity. Materials and food will be provided

Any and all are welcome!

Full Moon Flyers: Nut Tree (KVCB)
2026-05-31 19:00 - 21:00
This month join Full Moon Flyers in Vacaville as we fly up to Nut Tree Airport on May 31st! At just over 50 NM, Nut Tree makes for an easy cross country destination. This is a great opportunity for students or pilots looking to gain valuable night experience. The airport is lit as night and you can follow the well lit I-80 back towards Oakland for an easy flight back!
There are a variety of dining choices including Fenton’s Restaurant and Creamery, Lim’s Thai Cuisine and Amici’s East Coast Pizzeria to name a few. We will pick one that suits the dining mood of the attendees.
Once you land in KVCB, secure your aircraft on the transient parking ramp. The walk is about 5-10 minutes to the Nut Tree Plaza. We will meet at restaurant by 7PM. Make sure you RSVP so we have an accurate headcount! We’ll see you there!

SCFC Special Ops Information Session
2026-06-06 10:00 - 11:30 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
The summer is here and we are beginning to pull together our Special Ops team of volunteers to help with event planning, creative projects, office support and other ways to be involved in aviation and support the Flight Center.
If you’re interested in helping the flight center through the Special Ops program, email SCFC’s Chief Pilot Dan Dyer (dan@sancarlosflight.com) to let us know you’re coming.

I Just Got ForeFlight, Now What? A Beginners Guide to ForeFlight
2026-06-13 12:00 - 13:30 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Students and new pilots are increasingly flying with computer tablets, and using software that replaces paper charts and documents with the digital equivalents. These applications, such as ForeFlight, are extremely powerful and have a plethora of features. For a pilot just beginning to use ForeFlight, the choices and options seem overwhelming. Valuable features and capabilities can go undiscovered.
Join Herb Patten, SCFC’s Assistant Chief Pilot, to highlight some of the important first steps to take after downloading ForeFlight, and how to get started. In this seminar, he will cover a basic introduction to the application including the most efficient ways to use the software. With so many different customizations, subscription plans, and ways to do the same thing, it can be overwhelming for many. Some of these include how to set up performance profiles, weight and balance, how to use geo referenced charts, and set up your electronic logbook. After this seminar you will feel confident in your basic abilities to navigate the application and have the resources to continue to learn from.
ForeFlight can be quite overwhelming with features, however, due to time constraints we are unable to provide technical support to individual audience members.
If you are just beginning to explore the features of ForeFlight and want to deepen your understanding on how to effectively use these great tools, you will want to attend this seminar. Have your tablet handy and discover this powerful tool available for pilots.

Herb Patten is a CFII and teaches both the Private Pilot and Instrument Ground School at San Carlos Flight Center. Herb has been recognized three times by AOPA as a Distinguished Flight Instructor.
San Carlos Flight Center (SCFC) is the SF Bay Area’s most dynamic flying club, committed to building general aviation through safety, community, and adventure. AOPA has consistently recognized SCFC in their Best Flight School survey, most recently in 2024 as a Distinguished Flight School for the fourth year in a row.

Flying in the Pacific Northwest and Canada
2026-06-17 19:00 - 21:00 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
The Pacific Northwest is a hub of aviation industry and innovation, and what better way to experience this cosmopolitan region than in the air? However, with a major international airport, multiple military bases, an international border, and rapidly shifting weather patterns, flying in this airspace isn’t easy to navigate.
San Carlos Flight Center invites CFI Herb Patten to delve into Seattle Airspace, flying across the US/Canada border, and different ways a Bay Area Pilot can reach the region. This seminar will break up the complex area into smaller areas so it can be interpreted and flown easily for any pilot hoping to fly in the region. In addition, we will also discuss proper procedures for cross-border flying, as well as how to handle some of the unique challenges of flying in the region, such as terrain and weather. Finally, they will highlight how to fly from the Bay Area to the Pacific Northwest VFR.
If you are hinting at flying to Seattle or Vancouver in the near future, this seminar will help you get there efficiently and safely. It is also a great primer for those attending our FlyOutGroup trip to Seattle and Canada in July.
Herb Patten is a Senior Instructor at the San Carlos Flight Center, a CFII, an FAA-certificated advanced and instrument ground instructor, and past SCFC Chief Pilot. He is an instrument-rated commercial pilot who has flown over 3,500 hours to more than 140 different California airports. He teaches instrument and private pilot ground school at San Carlos Flight Center and is the current chairman of the Upwind Foundation, famous for its Upwind Summer Scholarship Program. In 2025, Herb was named a Distinguished Flight Instructor by AOPA.
San Carlos Flight Center (SCFC) is the SF Bay Area’s most dynamic flying club, committed to building general aviation through safety, community, and adventure. AOPA has consistently recognized SCFC in their Best Flight School survey, most recently in 2024 as a Distinguished Flight School.
SCFC is committed to promoting safety in general aviation through our regular safety seminars and guest speaker programs. Our seminars are free to watch when attended in person at our facility in San Carlos but live streaming and viewing recorded seminars are exclusively available to members. Click here or contact an SCFC member service rep at (650) 946-1700 for more information about online access to our web library of over 500 recorded safety seminars and live-streamed content.

When the power went out at Night
2026-06-24 19:00 - 20:30 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Flying at night brings spectacular views and usually calmer weather making it an enjoyable experience. At the same time, night flying adds risks that need to be managed. What happens when the flight doesn’t go as planned? What are some considerations when flying at night?
Herb Patten, Senior CFI at San Carlos Flight Center will share an experience from a recent night flight where things didn’t go exactly as planned. During the flight, a malfunction occurred which caused a loss of electrical power. Herb will describe at what point in the flight he encountered the failure and then share the response and decision making process that followed. He will share the actions that in hindsight were good decisions along with key learnings of what he would have done differently.
Join us for this seminar for a discussion of how the issue presented itself, what were the factors that lead up to the failure, immediate steps that were taken followed by developing a set of contingencies and finally the root causes of the failure.

Herb Patten is a CFII and teaches both the Private Pilot and Instrument Ground School at San Carlos Flight Center. Herb has been recognized three times by AOPA as a Distinguished Flight Instructor.
San Carlos Flight Center (SCFC) is the SF Bay Area’s most dynamic flying club, committed to building general aviation through safety, community, and adventure. AOPA has consistently recognized SCFC in their Best Flight School survey, most recently in 2024 as a Distinguished Flight School for the fourth year in a row.

Women in Aviation @ SCFC June Meeting
2026-06-27 11:00 - 12:00 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Join SCFC Women in Aviation in welcoming Ash Ahuja.
Growing up around air force bases in India, Ashwini “Ash” Ahuja once dreamed of following in his father’s footsteps and becoming a fighter pilot or a test pilot, but after becoming paralyzed at age of 11, that dream changed. A sport pilot since 2013, he has done coast-to-coast flying and hopes to inspire other aspiring pilots who use wheelchairs to take to the skies.
The meeting will be from 11am-12pm and from 12pm to 1pm there will be an opportunity to view Ash’s airplane on the ramp. Food will be provided. Any and all are welcome!

Workshop: Cross-Country Planning
2026-06-27 12:00 - 13:30 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
As pilots, we must know how to accurately plan for a cross-country flight. Join us for this in-person workshop at San Carlos Flight Center for a hands-on and scenario based learning experience. Senior CFI Herb Patten will show attendees the important elements of successful cross-country flight planning and walk you through your planning of a flight. Throughout the workshop Herb will incorporate various situations and challenges, and provide direct support.
The Cross-Country Flight Planning workshop will be based on a trip between two Bay Area airports. This is an interactive workshop with participants working in small teams to successfully plan a flight and create a navigation log that could be used to make the flight. It’s as real as we can make it, while students work through preflight planning decisions and factor in weather and fuel requirements.

Join us in-person if you would like some practice with the flight planning process including using faa.gov to look up NOTAMS and TFRs, reviewing airport information available in the AFD and other sources, creating nav logs, determining fuel requirements, performing weight and balance calculations.
Due to the nature of the workshop, this is an in-person event. No live stream will be available.

Full Moon Flyer: Watsonville
2026-06-29 19:00 - 21:00 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
Join us for our monthly Full Moon Flyers dinner! This month, we will be doing a quick flight down to Watsonville to dine at Woody’s, the new restaurant in the terminal building. The restaurant is conveniently located on the airport, simply park in the transient ramp right off taxiway D, and walk to the terminal building.
Looking to do a night cross country? Make a quick landing at Salinas (SNS), Monterey (MRY), or Hollister (CVH) on your way into Watsonville. These airports are just a few minutes away and makes it a great opportunity to log some night currency landings!
Make sure you RSVP so we get an accurate headcount! See you at 7PM on June 29!

NO SAFETY SEMINAR on July 5th
2026-07-04 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
As a result of the 4th of July holiday weekend, there will be no SCFC seminar on Saturday, July 4th.
Enjoy the 4th of July and feel free to watch any of our recorded videos.
-SCFC Seminar Team

4-Day Pacific Northwest & Canada 2026
2026-07-16 - 2026-07-19
Join FlyOutGroup on an incredible cross-border adventure to the Pacific Northwest! This is your chance to experience mountain flying, island-hopping, and international operations all in one trip.
The trip begins on Thursday, July 16, when we set off from San Carlos en route to Seattle’s downtown Boeing Field (BFI) airport. On the flight up, you’ll experience mountain flying as you cross the Siskiyou Range, overflying the beautiful Trinity Alps and navigating around Mt. Shasta. On arrival into Seattle, you’ll learn to navigate the complex Seattle airspace, which is shared by a major international airport, busy Class Delta airports, and multiple military bases. We’ll spend the afternoon enjoying the summer weather in Seattle.
The following morning, we’ll depart for the San Juan Islands, landing at beautiful airports like Friday Harbor (FHR), Orcas Island (ORS), and Lopez Island (S31). Pilots will gain experience flying over water and learning to mitigate the risks of a water landing. After lunch, grab your passport for a quick flight across the United States/Canada border, where we’ll land in Canada – at Boundary Bay Airport (CZBB). Clear customs, and the evening is yours.
Saturday brings experience flying around British Columbia, where you have the chance to fly through the stunning Coast Mountains north of Vancouver, or venture up the fjords surrounding Victoria Island. In the afternoon, we’ll return to the US, where you’ll clear customs before setting off to Portland for the night (PDX). Don’t miss the chance to circle the 14000’ Mt. Rainier on the way south!
The final day of the trip allows you to depart at your leisure. You can visit the Evergreen Air and Space Museum in McMinnville (MMV) or spend time flying over Crater Lake. We’ll return to San Carlos by early evening, capping off an incredible four days of flying!
Itinerary:
Thursday, July 16:Depart San Carlos in the AMLunch at your leisureArrive Boeing Field – Seattle (BFI) mid-afternoon
Friday, July 17:San Juan Island Hopping (AM)Lunch – Roche HarborFly to Boundary Bay (CZBB) – arrive mid-afternoon
Saturday, July 18:Depart for Canada exploring – 9:00 AMLunch – Victoria AirportBorder crossing mid-afternoonArrive Portland International Airport (PDX) early evening
Sunday, July 19:Depart at your leisure
Hotels:The suggested hotels are as follows:

July 16-17: Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Sea-Tac Area
July 17-18: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Riverport Richmond
July 19-20: Aloft Portland Airport

Pilot Requirements:
All participants must have a valid, unexpired passport and FCC Radio Station License at the time of the trip. Pilots must be able to enter Canada.
Cost:The trip is billed by SCFC at aircraft Hobbs time and the instructor’s daily rate. The rough estimated costs below are per person, and assume two people sharing the airplane and CFI costs.CFI: 2 daily rates @ $900/day = $1,800Airplane: 8 Hobbs hours @ $275/hr = $2,200Lodging: 3 nights @ $200/night = $600Estimated total cost: $4600 (excludes food, incidentals, ride-share at destinations without rental cars, etc.)
Deposit:
There is a $500 per person deposit to ensure interest. This deposit will be applied towards aircraft and instructor time. All pilots will be paired with an SCFC CFI in an SCFC Aircraft. The deposit is refundable if you withdraw from the trip with at least five days notice.
Aircraft rental and instructor time will be billed upon the completion of the trip.
Registration:If you are interested in this trip, contact your CFI if you’re currently training. (Student pilots are welcome!) If you are not training, please send an email to flyoutgroup@sancarlosflight.com to express your interest. You may also sign up below.

Full Moon Flyers and Upwind Dinner
2026-07-29 18:30 - 22:00 | San Carlos Flight Center
FOG’s biggest event of the year is back!
On the evening of Wednesday July 29th, join us at the Santa Rosa Airport (STS) to continue our yearly tradition of celebrating the Upwind Class of 2026 with a fly-out dinner event. We invite all pilots to showcase the fantastic General Aviation community to high-school students and their families. Please park around 6:30 PM at the Sonoma Jet Center FBO. If confused of its location, ask for progressive taxi or look for San Carlos Flight Center aircraft parked on the ramp. Exit through the pedestrian gate and plan to meet up no later than 7:00 PM at Sonoma Flying Ace restaurant inside the passenger terminal. Afterward, enjoy the twilight flight home. The restaurant has asked for each table to pay as a group instead of individual checks, please plan accordingly.
Upwind students will fly with their instructors, but FOG pilots who are able to will often allow the students’ families to ride along in their aircraft. This is a great way to introduce the families to the aviation community and the incredible people behind it.
This is FOG’s most popular event. Last year, we set the record for the largest FOG event ever. Can we top it this time?
Due to the popularity of this event and the coordination of rides, please make sure to RSVP and book your plane early! Also, when you register, please let us know where you are departing from and if you are able to accept passengers. For those that are willing to take parents and family members, FOG and Upwind will be in contact with you to coordinate the logistics.
We look forward to seeing you there!

5-Day Colorado Mountain Flying 2026
2026-09-03 - 2026-09-07 | San Carlos Flight Center, Select a Country:
5-Day Colorado Trip
Exploring the Great Basin and Continental Divide
From the Bonneville Salt Flats to Leadville to the Grand Canyon and everything in between.
This year FOG travels across the Great Basin of Nevada & Utah to the highest elevation airport of Leadville in the Colorado Rockies and then on to Monument Valley, the Grand Canyon and finishing at the lowest altitude airport of Furnace Creek, Death Valley. After this trip, you will be experienced in 95% of terrains you will ever fly.
Join FlyOutGroup as they go on an unforgettable flying adventure of a lifetime.
Thursday Sept 3rd – Day 1
Cross the Sierras, the Bonneville Salt Flats and Great Salt Lake to layover somewhere fun in the Salt Lake City Area
Friday Sept 4th – Day 2-3
Flying in the Rockies landing at challenging high elevation airports, Canyonlands (KCNY home of Arches National Park), Glenwood Springs (KGWS)(if open), Aspen (KASE), Leadville (KLXV) and Telluride (KTEX)
Sunday Sept 6th – Day 4
We will travel west near Four Corners then across Monument Valley and the Grand Canyon and into Sedona for our final night before flying home on Monday Sept 7th – Day 5.
Experience landings at the famous Leadville, North America’s highest airport (9927 ‘) and Furnace Creek (-210’) below sea level in California’s Death Valley.
We put 1 CFI and 2 pilots / students in each plane so it is open to pilots at all levels.
This is a great way to complete an avionics or airplane-specific checkout, earn your high performance endorsement, complete a club or mountain checkout, or do all at the same time.
Cessna 182s or higher performance aircraft recommended.
Hotel Information
Salt Lake City
Crystal Inn Hotel & Suites.
Address: 230 W 500 S, Salt Lake City, Utah
(855) 516-1090
Group Rate Code: SC0826
Glenwood Springs
Glenwood Hot Springs Hotel
(970) 945-6571
Sedona
Sky Rock Inn
Please Note: a deposit of $500 is required to reserve instructor/aircraft rental.
Each individual will be responsible for overnight accommodations.
Since this is a FOG training trip, all pilots will be required to fly with a CFI and attend a Mountain Flying Ground Course/Seminar. Any exceptions will need approval from FlyOutGroup.
Contact SCFC at (650) 946-1700 to sign up.

Young Aviators Workshop
2027-01-02 09:00 - 13:00
Are you a teenager interested in aviation but not sure where to begin? Are you looking to share your passion with aviation with other like minded young people?
The Flight Center invites all high school students to attend this workshop to learn about aviation. This event provides you the opportunity to discover the steps of becoming a pilot and career options, how to read and interpret aviation charts used by pilots, hands-on experience with aircraft engines and systems, as well as aviation scholarship opportunities.
If you are a budding young aviator we welcome you to participate in this event. Lunch is provided.
This event is a workshop for high school students and not eligible for the Seminar Engagement Program.
