February 11, 2022 | International, Aerospace

RCAF instructor launches program to teach Indigenous youth to fly - Skies Mag

RCAF captain and flight instructor at 3 Canadian Forces Flying Training School, Joshua Cordery, launched the Eagle's Wings flight school in 2020 with the goal of teaching teenagers to both pilot an aircraft and develop self-confidence.

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