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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.
FAA Administrator Huerta will discuss issues critical to flight training at Redbird Migration
Redbird Flight announced today that Michael Huerta, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), will join the year’s largest gathering of industry professionals at the Migration Flight Training Conference on Wednesday, November 4 at Redbird Skyport in San Marcos, TX. Presenting the conference keynote, Michael Huerta will address topics important to the industry, including changes to regulatory policies and the impact of advancing aviation technology.
Expect to see the future flight training, including TRACE instructional technology, a "connected airplane," the VTO Helicopter Simulator, and RedHawk training aircraft.
The summer airshow season has finished, but the Redbird team is hard at work preparing for the company's flagship event: The Migration Flight Training Conference.
The Recreational Aircraft Foundation fundraiser offers community and warmth
A roaring fire marked the opening evening for Redbird Skyport’s second annual Migration Flight Training Conference. The fire was in a “fire hub,” a creation of the Recreational Aircraft Foundation (RAF). The hubs are 22-foot-diameter circles lined with bricks and segmented by three 9-foot aluminum propeller blades radiating out from a central hub containing the fire.
