Flying for the Cure
Summary
“We know, with the support of people who read this, we can make a difference and change the lives of kids who need our help.” On their trip around the world the father/son team will organize as many media events as possible, and also visit various pediatric cancer hospitals.Unofficially deemed navigator and co-pilot, he will not only receive an education in piloting, geography, world culture, history and geology, but also become a worthy ambassador for children with cancer.The quest will stretch over a period of 3 months and cover 5 continents, 29 countries, and a total distance of more than 35,000 miles.“We’ve always wanted to fly around the world in a small plane,” says Armstrong, whose pilot’s license dates back to 1978.“We know, with the support of people who read this, we can make a difference and change the lives of kids who need our help.”On their trip around the world the father/son team will organize as many media events as possible, and also visit various pediatric cancer hospitals.Our message is simple - you don’t have to be a movie star or a millionaire to help.” Armstrong is an employed apple farmer in Julian.If you would like to be a part of this amazing journey and contribute to this worthy cause, visit their website, Flying-for-the-Cure.org or follow SEE WORLD I on Facebook or Twitter.