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Director of
Aerospace Education 
Maj Carl Lindberg
Biography

Internal
Aerospace Education Officer
Position Open

External
Aerospace Education Officer
Position Open

East Side 
Aerospace Education Officer

Assistant Director of
Aerospace Education
Lt Col Russell Garlow

As an AEO, you are encouraged to pursue the training required for (at least) your Technician rating. 

The courses and materials involved in obtaining this rating will be immensely useful to you in your role as an Aerospace Education Officer. 

For your reference, the Specialty Track guide for Aerospace Education can be found here: http://www.capmembers.com/media/cms/P215_60B9FE082A72A.pdf

In order to assist you with tracking your progress, WAWG has developed the AE Technician Specialty Tracker.

This tracker essentially breaks down the suggested reading materials and required tasks for CAPP 215, provides you a place to track your progress, and creates a database of your qualifications. 


You do not have to fill in every item all at once in order to save your results.

If you would like to see one for the Senior or Master ratings, please email the WAWG PAO.


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General Aviation Appreciation Month

posted Jun 4, 2013, 10:59 PM by Dan Whalen

http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/News/2013/06/GAAppreciation.htm

Date:  Tuesday, June 04, 2013

Contact: Nisha Marvel, WSDOT Aviation communications, 360-651-6310

Aviation enthusiasts have reason to celebrate June in Washington state as Gov. Jay Inslee has declared it “General Aviation Appreciation Month.” General aviation – from recreational to business to emergency medical flights – is a vital part of the state’s transportation system and economy.

Washington is home to 135 public-use airports, more than 19,000 pilots and more than 6,660 general aviation aircraft. The state’s aviation system supports 248,500 jobs, $15.3 billion in wages and $50.9 billion in economic activity.

“We’re pleased for the support that Gov. Inslee is providing through this proclamation and recognition of the value that general aviation brings to the state,” said Tristan Atkins, aviation director for the Washington State Department of Transportation. “We encourage people to celebrate this month by visiting some of our state’s beautiful and diverse airports.”

The governor’s proclamation was informed by the 2012 Washington Aviation Economic Impact study, completed by the Washington State Department of Transportation Aviation Division. The proclamation highlights how general aviation, aerospace, aircraft manufacturing and other aviation activities contribute to Washington’s economic health and vitality.

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