These schedules will follow the same format for all three camps and include many topics. “They will be divided into three groups of eight, and will rotate between classroom instruction, flight time, and skills application in the simulators.”
Kenneth Thomas, the AIM HIGH Flight Academy director of operations. “They have a robust schedule every day which includes a rotation of three lessons,” said Maj. This wingman is to ensure accurate accountability and function as their academic partner to study with on their evenings and check in with on weekends. In addition to groupings and dividers, students will also have their own rooms and be assigned a wingman. “Additionally, students and staff are requested to obtain a negative COVID-19 test up to three days prior to their arrival at the camp.” Tolan Hicks, assistant director of AIM HIGH Flight Academy Operations. “This year there are established COVID-19 prevention measures in place to prevent the spread of the virus including smaller pairings and transparent, plastic dividers in the classrooms,” said Maj. The debut year for the AIM HIGH Flight Academy was scheduled for summer 2020, however, due to the novel COVID-19 virus pandemic, it was postponed to 2021 for the safety of the students and instructors and quality of the experience. The impact this program can have on rated board application scores can be up to 20 points for their Pilot Candidate Selection Method score, which can be the difference in earning a pilot training spot for some. Any staff members who scored students more than three points of each other, were discussed at length and rescored, to ensure everyone had a fair and equal opportunity.” “Each student was scored on a rubric 1-10 in three categories how they informed, inspired and influenced the board to select them. “We knew the selection process would be tough” said Lt. Virgin Islands, submitted an application package explaining why they were the ideal fit and what inspired them to want to earn their wings to become an aviator. More than 150 students from all over the country, to include the U.S. Over the course of the three sessions this summer, a total of 72 students will have the opportunity to spend three weeks immersed in aviation education, character development and mentorship. 1, which was created as the execution arm of the chief of staff of the Air Force’s Rated Diversity Improvement strategy. The AIM HIGH Flight Academy is run by AFRS’ Det. The first of three sessions will run from May 29 - June 18. Air Force aircraft, while working with aviator mentors. The 24 students selected will get exposure to the fundamentals of flight and will have the opportunity to tour U.S. Students traveled to Peter Prince Airfield to attend the inaugural AIM HIGH Flight Academy hosted by Air Force Recruiting Service’s Detachment 1, May 29, 2021.
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