Cirrus Aviation owners Nayda and David Cattin with Brian Hough at the King Schools booth, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024

Proud Partners: King Schools & Cirrus Aviation at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024

News Jul 24, 2024 • Nayda Cattin

Cirrus Aviation is thrilled to announce our presence at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024, the world’s largest gathering of aviation enthusiasts!

Our partnership with King Schools this year highlights our commitment to delivering exceptional flight training and pilot education.

Our owners, Nayda and David Cattin, were captured in a moment of camaraderie with Brian Hough at the King Schools booth. This picture signifies our partnership and our shared passion for aviation education and innovation, a testament to the vibrant aviation community at Oshkosh.

Cirrus Aviation owners Nayda and David Cattin with Brian Hough at the King Schools booth, EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024

Since 1994, Cirrus Aviation has been dedicated to training both professional and recreational pilots. Our personalized approach to flight training ensures that each student receives tailored instruction, enhancing their strengths and addressing their weaknesses. As an FAA Part 141 Flight School and a Liberty University Flight Training Affiliate, we provide rigorous and comprehensive training programs, including the Cessna/King Schools Ground School Curriculum. This makes our training not only effective but also enjoyable for those pursuing an aviation career or simply enjoying the thrill of flying.

King Schools, with nearly one out of two pilots having learned with their programs, has set the gold standard in pilot training for 50 years. Their customer-focused approach and innovative teaching techniques make learning to fly smart, safe, and fun. The collaboration between Cirrus Aviation and King Schools exemplifies our mutual commitment to producing the best aviators in the industry, ensuring our students are well-prepared for their pilot life.

EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, often referred to as #Osh24, transforms Wittman Regional Airport into the busiest airport in the world for one week. This annual event is a hub for aviation enthusiasts, featuring nearly 1,000 forums and workshops, a variety of vendors, and breathtaking air shows. It’s a celebration of aviation history, innovation, and community, drawing in aviation geeks, pilot training enthusiasts, and aircraft lovers from around the globe.

Join us at booth #2018 in Hangar B to meet our team, explore our flight training programs, and learn more about how Cirrus Aviation and King Schools can help you achieve your aviation dreams. Whether you’re an aspiring pilot, an aviation enthusiast, or an industry professional, we look forward to connecting with you at this unparalleled aviation event. Celebrate the spirit of aviation and pilot life with us at Oshkosh 2024, where every aviation enthusiast finds a place to belong.

Stay tuned for updates and follow us on social media for the latest news from EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2024. Let’s celebrate the spirit of aviation together!

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