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The industry has thousands of career jobs, such as pilots, mechanics, executives, secretaries, instructors, engineers, clerks, controllers, flight attendants, meteorologists, travel agents, freight handlers, and med-evac professionals, and the list continues.
3 maj 2021 · Think History is our daily segment from Kentucky Humanities. Today, Bill Goodman tells us about? an aviation pioneer.
Columbia Metropolitan Airport today is a far cry from the vision of the early aviation pioneers who established in the early 1940s a landing area in Lexington County known as the Lexington County Airport.
This 12,000-square-foot museum, located in a hangar on Lexington's Blue Grass Airport, has displays on six military and 14 civilian aircraft from every era of America's aviation history. Highlights include a Navy F-14 Tomcat, Marine Corps F-4 Phantom fighter, and an Air Force T-83 supersonic trainer.
The Aviation Museum of Kentucky seeks a Museum Director to further enhance the Museum and its programs by increasing overall philanthropy to the museum and increasing its profile as a Kentucky and regional tourism destination. The Director will uphold the mission and values of the Aviation Museum.
Historic Aviation events have become an AMK tradition. Restored barnstormers, vintage airliners, and historic Warbirds attract thousands each year. Some visitors are World War II-era seniors showing their grandchildren the planes they flew (or maintained, or built).
18 sie 2012 · What are the chances that an inventor working in the isolated hills of eastern Kentucky built a working airplane before the Wright brothers?
