With a stronghold in the South Florida flight training market, Paragon Flight first entered Georgia – the Peach State – in May 2023, when we announced a partnership with LaGrange College in LaGrange, Georgia.
At Paragon Flight Training, we help develop highly skilled pilots with character, integrity and excellent judgement. That fact that the overwhelming majority of those pilots are also good humans is not a coincidence.
In a recent press release, we shared several pieces of good news about Paragon Flight, primarily that we had achieved record enrollment.
I like change – perhaps among the minority of people who do. I’ve been known to change things up for the sake of change. (Not always advisable but always interesting.)
Paragon Flight has recently entered into some powerful partnerships that have boosted opportunities for more students to learn to fly.
It started as a sendoff to the 2023 Birds of Paragon – Lauren Ramage (pilot/captain) and Paragon Flight students Jen Adams (co-pilot) and Gina Willaford (team member) – as they prepared to participate in the all-female Air Race Classic (ARC) from June 20 to June 23.
The Birds of Paragon are back! This year’s Paragon Flight team is comprised of Paragon Flight CFI Lauren Ramage (pilot/captain) and Paragon Flight students Jen Adams (co-pilot) and Gina Willaford (team member). They’ll take to the skies to compete in the 46th annual Air Race Classic (ARC) June 20–23.
With so much news to share in 2022, one of the most exciting announcements from Paragon Flight, the completion of our long-awaited expansion project, got short shrift. I want to rectify that now, not only because it’s a stunning and smart 28,000 square foot addition, but because the team that made it possible deserves public thanks. First some background…
Recent news reports have noted that behemoth employers like Google, IBM, Walmart and state governments are relaxing or eliminating requirements for a college degree for many positions. Interestingly, Delta Airlines – the gold standard in commercial aviation – was among the early adopters of this degree-less approach to boosting employment during the prolonged labor shortage.
Hurricane Ian was a nasty son of a gun that threw us all for a loop. While our new buildings spared us from serious damage or prolonged interruption, the Paragon Flight family experienced varying degrees of impact on a personal level. We keep them in our hearts as they regain some semblance of normalcy.
