Education Resources

 

“The Wright brothers created the single greatest cultural force since the invention of  writing. The airplane became the first World Wide Web, bringing people, languages, ideas and values together.”

Bill Gates CEO, Microsoft Corporation

 

For the young adults of the Inland Northwest, flying as a means of transportation in the future will be as common place as the pioneers who rode horses. The Chastek family has been a part of the Inland Northwest community for over 4 decades, raising children here, who are now raising their children. The Chastek family knows the importance of supporting efforts to educate our young people and retain them for future growth within our region.

 

Aviation/Aerospace is a part of our everyday life and will be far into the future. Spokane Airways would like to assist in your efforts to provide avenues of education in the Aviation/Aerospace industry.

 

Listed below are links to just a few of the many avenues in aviation/aerospace educational development. Spokane Airways can be a starting point to furthering careers in the Aviation/Aerospace industries. Please feel free to contact us for a recommendation, as to how your young adult can start the educational process

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Flight Training SAI                                   SCC Aviation Maintenance

 

Aviation High School                                SFCC Aviation Management

 

WSU Aerodynamics                                 EAA Young Eagles Program, Spokane

 

Civil Air Patrol, Spokane                          Women in Aviation

 

WSDOT                                                    NBAA

 

UND                                                         Embry Riddle Aeronautical University

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Wants to thank BOEING and the crew that brought the Boeing Aerial Refueling Technology Demonstrator to our Inland Northwest community.

Boeing New Gen Tanker Win Would Bring 11,000 Jobs, $693 Million to

Washington State.

Boeing needs your support, the Inland Northwest communities & businesses need your support

Act NOW!

By contacting your local and State representatives for their support in winning the $80 Billion US Taxpayer Air Refueling Tanker contract!

Contact your representatives here

 

Real American Tanker Web Site

 

FACT: If Boeing wins the contract for America's new Air Force tanker, approximately 50,000 jobs for Boeing and its supply base will be created and supported here in the United States.

FACT: If Airbus wins the contract, a vast majority of the work will be done in France, Germany, Spain, and other European countries with only a small percentage of the work done in final assembly in the United States.

FACT: Boeing invented boom refueling 60 years ago and leads the world in state-of-the-art aerial refueling technology.

FACT: Airbus has never delivered a boom equipped operational tanker to a customer.

FACT: Boeing's tanker would be built at existing plants in the United States. Airbus has not broken ground on its promised Alabama-based tanker plant.

FACT: Boeing has over 151,000 employees in all 50 states. Most recent numbers show that Airbus has about 2,000 employees in the United States.

FACT: Boeing supports an additional 1.2 million supplier related jobs in the United States.

FACT: In 2003, the U.S. Department of Commerce found that Airbus had exaggerated its American job creation claims, claiming at least three times as many American suppliers as it actually had.

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