Sinclair plans to hire new flight training contractor

From: Dayton Daily News | Date: January 12, 2008| Author: John Nolan Staff Writer | Copyright information

DAYTON -- Sinclair Community College is arranging to have a new contractor provide flight training to its student pilots because a threeyear relationship with a Delta Air Lines flight school is ending, a Sinclair official said Friday.

The college hopes to complete contract details quickly with Aviation Sales Inc. so that ASI can begin offering the flight training to Sinclair students within the next two weeks at Dayton- Wright Brothers Airport, said Walt Davis, chairman of Sinclair's ...

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