World’s Largest Golf Outing (WLGO) Benefits The Wounded Warrior Project

The World’s Largest Golf Outing (WLGO) with the motto “Golfing for Good” and raising money for the Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP), took place on Monday, August 11, 2014.  Team Guidance Aviation of Prescott, Arizona made its debut and placed a very respectable 2nd!  To date, the Antelope Hills Golf Course in Prescott, Arizona has raised $3,975.  To … Continued

Prescott’s Fire Engine Red Helicopters Fly In Support of Wildland Firefighters, Raising Over $7,500

The release of Disney’s movie “Planes: Fire and Rescue” brought much needed support to our wildland firefighters nationally as private screenings of the firefighting movie were held across the country to raise funds for the Wildland Firefighters Foundation. Each private screening was organized by a local host. In Northern Arizona, the Prescott Valley and Sedona … Continued

Prescott Airport Notice to All Users

Ernest A. Love Field Prescott Municipal Airport City of Prescott 6546 Crystal Lane Prescott, AZ 86301 Phone:  (928) 777-1114 Fax:  (928) 771-5861 The following areas are scheduled to have striping and markings installed on JULY 19, 2014: Airport Administration Parking Lot Bottleneck Hangar Ramp Monarch/Prescott Hangar Ramp Work is scheduled to commence on July 19, 2014 at approximately 0600L, beginning … Continued

Disney’s “Planes: Fire and Rescue” Brings Together Nation to Support Wildland Firefighters

Disney’s Planes and Helicopter Flight School Fly in Formation to Support Wildland Firefighters The Disney Movie “Planes: Fire and Rescue” focuses on the wildland firefighting community.  The support group Spouses and Partners of Wildland Firefighters is partnering with Disney and movie theaters around the country for private showings of the film with proceeds going to the Wildland … Continued

Yavapai College Approved by FAA to Fly UnManned Aircraft Systems (UAS)

by YC.edu Yavapai College (www.yc.edu) has become one of two public educational institutions in Arizona authorized to fly small, unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS), thus allowing the College to develop new sUAS training programs at its Chino Valley center. Authorization comes in the form of a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization (COA) issued by the Federal Aviation … Continued

AeroVironment and BP Receive FAA Approval for First Commercial UAS Flights

Energy Corp BP and UAS Manufacturer AeroVironment Surveys Will Check Pipelines and Infrastructure in Alaska The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration has given approval for energy corporation BP and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) manufacturer AeroVironment to fly an AeroVironment Puma AE (“All Environment”) for aerial surveys in Alaska—the first time the FAA has … Continued

Discover Aviation Camp and Stacy Howard Give Lift to Future Female Pilots

In 1999, the first Discover Aviation Camp hosted 17 campers.  The only thing missing during that first camp was experiencing an actual flight.  By 2003 the camp had arranged the proper insurance and safe guards to allow Girl Scouts to fly and since that year, over 150 Girl Scouts have experienced a flight lesson. “The … Continued

Omni Airport (L46) – New Practice Area for Helicopters

The Omni Airport (L46) was opened in May, 2014 to Guidance Aviation aircraft to provide an additional practice area for the program’s helicopter flight students.  Located approximately 8 nm west of KBTR (Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport), the Omni Airport is a private airport, owned by Mr. Craig Gaspard. Special thanks to Mr. Gaspard! 1st Annual Crawfish … Continued

Aviation Scholarships in 2014

Flight students! Here are a few aviation scholarships as featured by the AOPA (Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association) and Helicopter Foundation International. Angel MedFlight Worldwide Air Ambulance and the Arizona Business Aviation Association  are offering a $3,000 scholarship for tuition at an Arizona college or university. Applicants must be enrolled in an aviation degree program. Applications are due … Continued