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Welcome to the inspirational, informational, and transparent aviation careers podcast. Today we have a special guest to discuss how he is helping veterans get started in aviation.
Before we begin a few announcements.
Announcements:
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Today we have special guest Clayton Horney, an Army combat MEDEVAC pilot with international corporate experience. He is a helicopter and airplane CFI / CFII / MEI / ATP certified and holds a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from Boston University. Welcome to the show Clayton!
In This Episode We Discuss:
- His journey to the flight deck.
- Current Career
- https://stripestobars.org
- Why Stripes To Bars
- S2Bs Mission
- Previous Winners
- How Can I Help?
- Organization Future
Welcome to Episode 32. I hope you enjoyed the last two episodes full of interviews from the 2013 Sun N Fun Fly-In and Expo in Lakeland, Florida. I enjoyed interviewing these passionate people as they talked about aviation careers. If you really want to hear some motivating interviews of some truly inspirational aviators make sure you listen to episodes 30 and 31.
Welcome to Episode 31. Today’s episode is the second part of the inspirational aviation career interviews from Sun N Fun 2013. Sun ’n Fun’s mission is to preserve and enhance the future of flight through world-class events while inspiring and educating people of all ages. To learn more about Sun N Fun please listen to episode 30 and read the show notes. I think you will find that there is something for everyone who is interested in aviation at Sun N Fun year round.
One of the best aspects of a career in aviation is that you are surrounded by people who are passionate about their vocation. Today I have with me a person who is passionate about his career of designing repairs to airliners which have been damaged as an Aerospace Engineer.
If you want to play a key role in designing the next generation of aircraft and you have an interest in math and science, an aerospace engineering job might interest you. Aerospace engineers develop the new technologies in aviation, defense systems, and spacecraft.







