ROBINSON, ILL. —
Lincoln Trail College is flying high this spring with two aeronautics classes taught at the Robinson (Ill.) Community Airport.
Howard Hunt will teach the Basics of Flying (TRA 1611) from 6 to 8 p.m. Feb. 8 and 15. This course will cover the general aspects of flying, including airport technology and operation, and basic airplane models, styles and operations.
Hunt will continue flying through aviation with Basics of Flying II (TRA 1611) offered from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesdays Feb. 22 through May 9. The course will emphasize basic airport technology and operation, as well as basic airplane instrumentation and operation.
In-district students registered in 4 evening credit hours or less who register for after 6 p.m. courses may qualify for an after-6 p.m. tuition discount.
To register, call admissions at (618) 544-8657, ext. 1097. Also visit LTC at www.facebook.com/lincolntrailcollege and www.twitter.com/ltc_il.
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