Airplanes also live in a small world, and Cessna trainers are not that plentiful. Morgan Rodney, a former Mt SAC Aeronautics instructor and current FAA Flight Test Examiner, sold it to John Randazzo, one of our current instructors. John sold it us. Airplanes and pilots live in a small world. Lynn is based in Denver where he is also CEO of a charter jet service.
Chance is based in Memphis.
Our first graduates of the FAA's Collegiate Training Initiative for air traffic control training were joined by college administrators, FAA officials, and friends in a campus ceremony on May 4. The FAA Regional Administrator spoke to us regarding the future of the air traffic control profession and the growth expected in the western United States in the new millennium. It was a time of celebration, with our first eleven CTI graduates being honored.