Those who do good in the world sometimes don’t seek fanfare or accolades for their actions—the value in them lies solely in the ability to help others achieve their goals. A quiet donation to the Central Florida Aerospace Academy made by Honeycomb Aeronautical—a flight simulation controls manufacturer—is one example. No press release went out, no blog was posted on the web site; instead, Flying was tipped off to gift by a source who wanted to see the humble deed serve as a good-news story for the holiday season.
CFAA Gains Flight Sim Donation from Honeycomb
Key Takeaways:
- Honeycomb Aeronautical quietly donated 30 sets of flight controls and throttle quadrants, valued at an estimated $15,000, to the Central Florida Aerospace Academy (CFAA).
- This significant donation supports the CFAA's flight simulation center expansion, providing vital educational opportunities for 9th- to 12th-grade students.
- The gift is lauded by educators as a crucial investment in aviation education, demonstrating Honeycomb's commitment to building future capacity within the aerospace industry.
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