Sorry, to those of you who actually make it a point to check this little blog on occasion. It has been crazy busy here and I'm still catching up!
Monday afternoon I finally returned from the Women in Aviation conference after 6 days away from home-away-from-home here at the dorms. Needless to say, with a project, test, and two quizzes ahead of me, I'm still unburying myself from a pile of things that need attending to. This includes events like our Women in Aviation pilot panel and MSU Aviation Department Banquet, both prone to last-minute emergencies. Dandy!
I haven't forgotten about this project or shoved it aside . . . in fact I handed out a card with the blog information on it to just about anyone at the conference who made the mistake of saying hello or making eye contact. I do have an update coming soon, but I'm going to post this right away before the blog gets neglected any further.
Stay tuned.
--Amy
About Me
- Flygirl
- I'm a recent Minnesota State University Mankato graduate with a double-major in marketing and aviation management. I'm a private pilot with a tailwheel endorsement that never finished my multiengine rating (oops). I spent two years dodging runway lights as a sport pilot instructor in J3s and wouldn't trade it for the world. A Flying Story started as a project of mine designed to increase youth involvement in aviation. It began with a conversation at my local airport between myself, Steve Krog, and a friend, Jordan Coffey. It has evolved into more general commentary on the challenges facing general aviation today as well as a landing spot for updates on the developments in my personal and professional life in aviation.
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