One student going through the Pima JTED's Aviation Technology Program embodies the Spirit of Southern Arizona as he prepares to soar.
TUCSON, Ariz — From Davis-Monthan to World View, Tucson has a strong connection to aviation and aerospace industries.One student embodies the Spirit of Southern Arizona as he prepares to soar.He is describing his journey through the Pima JTED program, while earning his Private Pilot license.
"In doing this you learn all these different methods that give something the ability to fly," Limon said."All these pieces of scrap metal, putting them together in a way that permits flight. It's just amazing how the science works and how you're able to perform that." Limon isn't ruling out coming back to teach someday. He's already helping out high school students who are now entering the program.
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