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A “Momentous Time” for Kent State’s Aeronautics Program

The lobby of the new FedEx Aeronautics Academic Center at Kent State University Airport in Stow, Ohio. Bob Christy/Kent State University
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Key Takeaways:

  • Kent State University's College of Aeronautics and Engineering has opened the new FedEx Aeronautics Academic Center, a 17,800-square-foot training facility funded by FedEx to support its significantly growing Aeronautics Program.
  • Kent State was selected as one of only three university programs nationwide to become a Delta Propel Partner, creating career opportunities for students pursuing commercial pilot careers.
  • These developments signify a "momentous time" for Kent State's aviation programs, highlighting their commitment to graduating industry-ready aviation professionals.
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As the fall semester gears up at Kent State University’s College of Aeronautics and Engineering, new announcements are making 2019 one of the most “momentous times” in the history of the school’s aviation programs.

Dan Pimentel

Dan Pimentel is an instrument-rated private pilot and former airplane owner who has been flying since 1996. As an aviation journalist and photographer, he has covered all aspects of the general and business aviation communities for a long list of major aviation magazines, newspapers and websites. He has never met a flying machine that he didn’t like, and has written about his love of aviation for years on his Airplanista blog. For 10 years until 2019, he hosted the popular ‘Oshbash’ social media meetup events at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh.

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