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James T. Barry of PASSUR Aerospace will share insights on how data collection and the resulting business intelligence can improve aviation business.
National Aviation Hall of Fame Inductee to discuss innovation with flight training professionals
Conference organizers announced today that Dale Klapmeier, Co-founder and CEO of Cirrus Aircraft, will be the keynote speaker at the 6th annual Migration Flight Training Conference on Tuesday, October 25th, in San Marcos, Texas. Mr. Klapmeier will share his insights with the industry’s largest gathering of flight school owners, managers, and instructors to be held at Redbird Flight Simulation’s Skyport facility at San Marcos Municipal Airport. Past Keynote speakers for this event include FAA Administrator, Michael Huerta, EAA President, Jack Pelton, and AOPA President Mark Baker.
The ten-part show highlighting unique corners of aviation training arrives at AirVenture and invites pilots to join in the experience.
Winging It, Redbird’s ten-part online aviation video series, will culminate this week at AirVenture Oshkosh. The Winging It team, including host Brittney Miculka, will be filming the final two episodes of the series and inviting attendees to join in on the experience at the Redbird exhibit space and at the EAA Pilot Proficiency Center.
Using its deep experience base, Redbird brings professional grade controls to the home simulator market and provides enhancements for its FAA approved devices.
Today Redbird Flight announced three new products for its Alloy line of controls for home built simulators, a new visual expansion kit for its larger devices and updates to Parrot and Scarlet.
To commemorate the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, Redbird has built a custom P-40 motion simulator.
Redbird Flight has built a custom, full-motion simulator of a Curtiss P-40 Warhawk to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The simulator, based on Redbird’s MX2 platform, will be displayed during AirVenture at the Pacific Aviation Museum exhibit (Main Aircraft Display Space 445). Attendees can take part in history as they fly over Pearl Harbor. The project was a result of a partnership between Redbird Flight, A2A Simulations, FLYING, and the Pacific Aviation Museum.
