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Showing posts with label flyprescott. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Need help promoting your aviation business or airport user group?

Ever wonder how to more effectively support and promote your aviation business, airport user group, or aviation event?  Well, here are the first few tips showcased by AOPA Pilot Magazine, May, 2011, highlighting the efforts of FlyPrescott.  Need more help? Contact flyprescott@yahoo.com .

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Informative links:
AOPA Magazine, Digital editions: http://www.aopa.org/digitaleditions/
*If you haven't check this out, do it. Dynamic pages, great content.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Amelia Earhart, In Her Own Words at ERAU

On Thursday, March 24, from 6:00pm - 9:00pm at the
Davis Learning Center, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Prescott, AZ Campus, Roberta Bassin will take off as Amelia Earhart in this one woman play!

This event is sponsored by the Prescott Campus Diversity Center

Amelia Earhart, In Her Own Words, event info on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000612312023#!/event.php?eid=195736940448666&index=1

Alexandra R., just completed a school
speech on Amelia Earhart!
Way to go Ali!!!
Bring your children, especially your daughters to this
inspiring story and share the passion of aviation.

Informative links:
Amelia Earhart (Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amelia_earhart

National Women's History Project:  http://www.nwhp.org/whm/performers/national.php


Below is an excerpt from National Women's History Project:
Performance Description: Performance Description: Amelia Earhart: In Her Own Words: It is 1937, Lae, New Guinea. Emmy-submitted actress, Roberta E Bassin, brings to life famed aviatrix Amelia Earhart as she is about to leave on the last leg of her round-the-world flight reflecting on her childhood, passion for flying and her flight for the rights of women, "A pilot is a pilot." The show culminates with an exciting audience Q and A for discussion. Amelia Earhart: In Her Own Words has thrilled, delighted and inspired audiences at luncheons, museums, corporations, libraries, schools, conferences, playhouses, colleges, and benefits. "It is a must see."


Amelia Earhart's stepson George Putnam Jr. and his wife Marie, commented upon seeing Roberta’s performance "You can see your heart is in it. Amelia Earhart is a part of you." Elgin Long, consultant on the new Amelia Earhart film starring Hilary Swank added. “You are a wonderful actress. You really bring Amelia Earhart to life."

Friday, March 4, 2011

As AOPA Calls for Pilots to Rally for GA, Prescott, AZ Leads The Way

Recently, the AOPA has pushed to have pilots rally for general aviation.  Our response to the AOPA on this is, "We have been!  Take a look at what Prescott, Arizona has done!"

The City of Prescott, Arizona and it's airport, the Prescott Municipal Airport (KPRC) have been rallying for general aviation for years now with development of it's online aviation advocacy efforts through FlyPrescott.com


Prescott's online aviation advocate boasts a strong internet presence with a Facebook Page with over 1740 members, a statewide electronic news blog ( Arizona Aerospan ), Twitter page, and electronic newsletter and YouTube Channel.  Combined, this online media effort reaches tens of thousands of aviation enthusiasts, pilots and aviation businesses nationwide, with some international exposure as well.

Continuing it's support, the City of Prescott just released it's latest video, "Ernest A. Love Field" (below).  So, if you want to see a great example of a City and an airport rallying and supporting general aviation, take a look at the City of Prescott and FlyPrescott.com.

The Prescott Municipal airport (KPRC) is one of the busiest and most robust airports in the U.S.  Being the home to one of two campuses of the world reknown Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, the Prescott airport is a very unique and busy flight training environment. KPRC is the fourth (4th) busiest general aviation airport in the state of Arizona and is the 40th busiest general aviation airport in the country.

http://www.flyprescott.com/
It is also home to one of the busiest high altitude helicopter flight training facilities in the U.S., Guidance Helicopters, which also just opened a fixed wing training facility, Guidance Aviation.  Combine that with Prescott's North-Aire Aviation  and it's wide variety of aircraft as well as ArizAir Flight Training Center, you know why FlyPrescott refers to it as, "Where Pilots Are Born".

The Prescott Municipal Airport has an annual economic impact of approximately $68 million, providing valuable services beyond flight training to include mail, overnight packages, military support, search and rescue operations and the Forest Service support to name a few.  It is clear the Prescott Municipal Airport is a vital part of the Prescott community and the state of Arizona.

So, if there ever was a City and community that rallies around general aviation, its Prescott, Arizona. 

For more information on the City of Prescott, visit the tourism page at http://www.flyprescott.com/visitors

Flight training operation videos can be viewed at: http://www.flyprescott.com/flighttraining_entry