To Earn My Wings

 Earlier this Summer, my family and I took a trip over to Eatonville to visit my flight school.

I definitely like Trinity Aviation a lot.
I like the layout, it's on beautiful property, there's a nice big hanger/ classroom area to work in, and of course, the airstrip. Can't have a flight school without that!

My favorite part was, of course, the planes. I will have quite a few different kinds of planes to fly: a tail-dragger, multi-engine, floatplane, complex aircraft with retractable landing gear, and a simple aircraft as well. My favorite was the 1948 Stinson 108-3. I'm pretty excited to fly that one!

                                                                       Stinson 108-3

                                                                    Piper Cherokee

We also talked to one of the flight instructors and his family, they answered many of our questions about the school, we discussed our concerns, and generally had a very good conversation.
I also liked that this flight school is a faith-based ministry, and all the instructors are volunteers. I've been involved in a faith-based ministry before, and I really enjoyed it.
This school is a work in progress. They keep building as money, materials, and workers come along in answer to their needs.