A student flying club’s open door policy was tested during Hurricane Ian and while the club’s hangar was damaged, club members are now confident the club can weather any storm.
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by Jamie Beckett | Oct 4, 2022 | #Aircraft, 20221020, Aviation News, flying, flying clubs, General Aviation, Opinion, Pilots, Politics for Pilots | 0 comments
A student flying club’s open door policy was tested during Hurricane Ian and while the club’s hangar was damaged, club members are now confident the club can weather any storm.
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