Able Flight - Where Are They Now?

When you donate to the Able Flight Scholarship Fund...you become more than a donor...you become a partner in its mission. Flying High Coffee supports Able Flight with a donation for every product purchased. Enjoy great coffee and help our scholarship fund! WHO DO YOU HELP WHEN YOU DONATE TO ABLE FLIGHT? People like Tyler Ryan. Paralyzed in an accident, Tyler is now a licensed pilot because of  your support. Donate today to help inspiring people like Tyler become a pilot! Able Flight thanks Sennheiser for generously providing a headset for each Able Flight student that earns a license! WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Catching Up With Able Flight Pilots Jessica Scharle recently passed the exam to become a certified Ground School Instructor. Congratulations, Jessica! Ryan Kelly now flies helicopters as a medical rescue pilot based in Iowa. Sean O'Donnell's Philly Sport Pilot provided an adapted Sky Arrow for two Able Flight students and a British student at Purdue University this summer. Jake Jeter recently graduated from law school at Auburn University. Congratulations, Jake! Heather Schultz has now enrolled in a medical technologies program at a community college in New Jersey. Tyler Ryan will soon graduate with an aviation degree from Dowling College in New York and will then enter an Air Traffic Control program. Kevin Crombie had such a great time earning his license at Purdue that he has now moved to Indiana and enrolled at a community college there to prepare for enrollment in  aviation studies at Purdue next year. BE A CHAMPION FOR ABLE FLIGHT! There's still time to be an Able Flight Champion for 2011. Your gift will support training for a scholarship recipient, and you'll be entered in our special Champions only year-end drawing for great prizes donated by our sponsors. Plus, you'll receive your choice of  a Champions shirt or hat! It's easy to help...just visit our Champions page on the Able Flight website and follow the donation link! 91 Oak Leaf Lane | Chapel Hill, NC 27516 US

Able Flight Pilots Get Their Wings!

When you donate to the Able Flight Scholarship Fund...you become more than a donor...you become a partner in its mission. Flying High Coffee supports Able Flight with a donation for every product purchased. Enjoy great coffee and help our scholarship fund! Want to become an Able Flight "Champion" and help our scholarship winners? Visit here! WHO DO YOU HELP WHEN YOU DONATE TO ABLE FLIGHT? People like Jessica Cox. Born without arms, Jessica is now a licensed pilot with the support of Able Flight. Donate today to help inspiring people like Jessica become a pilot! Able Flight thanks Aircraft Spruce for their generous support  that provides training for our pilots. L-R Kevin Crombie, Paul Lampasso, Eric Ingram, Jermaine Strachan, Charles Stites ABLE FLIGHT PILOTS GET THEIR WINGS AT AIRVENTURE!     Kevin Crombie, Eric Ingram and Jermaine Strachan were awarded their Able Flight Wings on July 26th in a ceremony at EAA AirVenture. Joining them to be honored  were Paul Lampasso, Able Flight's first recipient of a Career Training Scholarship and Aaron Michaels, Able Flight's 2011 Flight Instructor of the Year. Blue skies and an appreciative crowd welcomed the new pilots to Oshkosh as friends and Able Flight supporters recognized the achievements of the scholarship recipients. Read the EAA story here! A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Attending the ceremony at AirVenture were Jim Irwin and Desiree Czaplinski of Aircraft Spruce, Bob Stangarone of Cessna, Gary Rankin of the American Navion Society, Tom Evernham of TBMOPA Foundation, Mike Barker of AirChart Systems, and David Dunlap, Tim Mell and Chris Throndsen of Sennheiser. At the ceremony Irwin presented  his company's annual donation to support the scholarship fund, while Barker presented each new pilot with a one year subscription to his company's bound VFR Charts, and Dunlap awarded each new pilot a Sennheiser headset. FLYING HIGH COFFEE DONATES TO ABLE FLIGHT Rob Riggen, President of Flying High Coffee presented his first donation in support of Able Flight's scholarship fund during a media event at EAA AirVenture. Flying High Coffee has designated 30% of its profits to aviation charities including Able Flight. Rob Riggen of Flying High Coffee & Charles Stites of Able Flight at EAA AirVenture 2011 91 Oak Leaf Lane | Chapel Hill, NC 27516 US