A lifetime of flying: Moses Lake man reflects on a 64-year career in the sky
Daryl Jackson stands inside one of the hangars the family business, Jackson Flight Center, leases at the Moses Lake Municipal Airport. Jackson, who sold his interest in the family business to his son Darrin several years ago, also works for the Federal Aviation Administration testing and certifying pilots.
Charles H. Featherstone
Daryl Jackson (rear) and his son Darrin Jackson push an experimental light-sport aircraft back into one of the hangars owned by the Jackson Flight Center at the Moses Lake Municipal Airport.
Daryl Jackson stands with a small, experimental light-sport aircraft that the company he started with his son Darrin, Jackson Flight Center, is working on. Jackson said he sold his share in the family business to Darrin four years ago so he could pursue some of his other projects, such as working for the Federal Aviation Administration as a designated pilot examiner.
MOSES LAKE — Daryl Jackson has been flying almost his entire life.
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