Pilot Seeks to Bring New Aviators Into the Fold Wants to Help Maintain the Freedom to Fly
Summary
In an attempt to stimulate interest in aviation as a hobby, John will begin offering ground school classes at the local airport in January.He worked for a number of years to obtain all the necessary licenses and ratings to become a professional airline pilot and he now flies for a regional air carrier.Given the current state of the economy, you might think it odd to find someone advocating flying lessons.“Flying is a privilege and, like anything, if we dont exercise it well soon see it erode to the point where it is simply too costly for the common person to do.” says John Sollinger, a central Ohio pilot.In an attempt to stimulate interest in aviation as a hobby, John will begin offering ground school classes at the local airport in January.“One of the greatest freedoms we have here in America is the ability to fly, relatively unfettered by government.He worked for a number of years to obtain all the necessary licenses and ratings to become a professional airline pilot and he now flies for a regional air carrier.