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Friday's Flyer: meet Peter, instructor, jet-age pioneer, retired Boeing VP, and Centennial of Women Pilots participant

Peter Morton caught the flying bug early. He got his private pilot license before he got his driver license. When you read his life path, you quickly discover that he also caught the teaching bug. Yes, there is such a thing as the teaching bug best described as an eagerness to share what we know.

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2012 Women of Aviation
Worldwide Week
March 5-11 2012

"Thanks very much. Thank you for inviting me and to Sharon for taking me up, It was great fun."

— Rebecca W., Passenger in London, ENGLAND

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