CBTECH, Museum of Flight partner to expand aviation education opportunities
A student (left) and instructor flying a simulator during Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center Aviation Pathways program.
COURTESY PHOTO/COLUMBIA BASIN TECHNICAL SKILLS CENTER
A student uses the Redbird Flight simulator at Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center. The program will be expanded this year with a partnership with Seattle’s Museum of Flight.
COURTESY PHOTO/COLUMBIA BASIN TECHNICAL SKILLS CENTER
MOSES LAKE — Columbia Basin Technical Skills Center has partnered with Seattle's Museum of Flight to bring the museum's Aeronautical Science Pathway program to the Columbia Basin, expanding educational and career opportunities for students interested in aviation.
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