Limitless Expeditions

Hello Aviation Enthusiasts!

We are happy to bring another successful Aviation Expedition in for a safe landing!

It was our pleasure to show some young aviators the ins and outs of the aviation industry and offer them their first steps to becoming a pilot.

As always we thank Aspen Flying Club for the generous use of their facilities and the expertise of their flight instructors, mechanics, and amazing staff. We couldn't do it without you!

A heartfelt thanks also goes out to AirCam for carving out some time for us to check our their cool helicopters!

Last but not least, we are again grateful to Ron and his ATC staff for allowing us to come up to the tower to witness the controllers doing an amazing job working with the heavy air traffic at Centennial Airport. Going out on the tower balcony was pretty cool too!

Thanks much to the students for visiting with us this summer! Your hard work during the week has set you on the precipice of a wonderful career if you choose to pursue aviation in the future!

It was truly our pleasure to meet and work with all of you!

Limitless Expeditions, LLC ✈️

Hello Aviation Enthusiasts!

The 2023 Aviation Expedition has come in for a landing, taxied to the ramp, and shut its engine down for the year.

We would like to thank all of the parents and students who chose to be with us this year to explore the world of aviation up close!

Thanks as always goes to the wonderful staff and flight instructors at Aspen Flying Club for making us always feel welcome and helping our students have amazing experiences on the ground and in the air!

Thank you to Ron and his ATC staff at Centennial tower for taking the time to explain the inner workings of ATC and allowing us to enjoy the amazing view from the tower balcony!

Last but not least, thank you to our amazing classroom assistant Grant! His help was invaluable and much appreciated! Good luck with your private pilot certificate!

I hope everyone enjoys the rest of the summer and an amazing school year!

Keep 'Em Flying!

Limitless Expeditions, LLC. ✈️

Mission Patch Quilt

The July 2022 Aviation Expedition is in the books! It has been a pleasure to meet some new students and guide them through a week of cool aviation activities. The future is bright for our new aviation friends!

We would like to thank the following amazing businesses and people who helped to make our camp truly one of a kind:

Aspen Flying Club: Staff, mechanics, flight instructors, and especially Teresa, Jami, and Jessica. Your kindness and enthusiasm were very much appreciated. You all went above and beyond and it made such a difference!

Centennial Tower: ATC staff. Thank you Ron! You opened our
student's eyes to the world of ATC and offered us a bird's eye view
of Centennial Airport with the beautiful mountains as a backdrop.

Aircam National Helicopter Services. Thank you Trish and Dan for taking our students for a tour of your facility and your helicopters! What an awesome experience!

Thank you parents and students for taking time out of your summer schedule to visit with us!

Keep 'Em Flying! ️✈️

Give your student the opportunity of a lifetime! We introduce kids to the inner workings of the
21st century world of aviation with amazing field trips and hands on activities. Let your son or daughter (Yes, girls fly too!) realize their dream of strapping into an airplane and taking to the skies!

Click on the link below to be taken to the Aviation Expedition page to check out the thrilling adventure that awaits your student!

https://limitlessexpeditionsllc.com/aviation-expedition/

Women In Aviation - Pioneers

Amelia Earhart

Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic, as a passenger. She gained fame from this, but it was by no means her most significant contribution to aviation. She became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic solo in 1932. In 1935, she became the first person to fly solo across the Pacific from Honolulu to Oakland. Two years later Amelia and her navigator Fred Noonan began their around-the-world flight from Miami eastward. After completing 22,000 miles of their journey, they were last seen on takeoff from Lae, New Guinea, on July 2, 1937. She was truly an inspiration to women. Her attitude toward success and failure was summed up in the following quote, "Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be but a challenge to others."

Bessie Coleman

Bessie Coleman was the first African American (either gender) to earn a pilot's license, but she had to travel to France to do so, because none of the American schools would train blacks. She earned her pilot's license in France in 1921, returned to America and took up stunt flying to earn money.

These daring women were true heroes and forever changed the aviation landscape for women and men alike!

Women In Aviation - Modern Aviators

Patty Wagstaff

Patty Wagstaff became the first woman ever to win the US National Aerobatic Championships; indeed she would go on to win the Nationals three times, three years in a row.

In addition to these U.S. Championships, Patty has six times earned a position on the US Aerobatic Team at the World Aerobatic Championships, and six times won the Betty Skelton “First Lady of Aerobatics” Award.

Check out this breathtaking video of her aerobatic performance at
the 2018 AirVenture Oshkosh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HrxVeumy_6k

This amazing aviator continues to point the way for our young girls and women aspiring to go full throttle on their aviation dreams!

The 2019 Aviation Expedition was a blast this summer! A huge and heartfelt thanks goes out to all of the aviation experts at Centennial Airport that made it such a success!

Aspen Flying Club - Instructors, Maintenance Techs, Front
Office Staff
Mayo Aviation - Flight for Life
ATC/FAA - Centennial Tower Staff
Meteorologist - Mike Cetinich

Your knowledge and expertise were very much appreciated and opened up new worlds to our students!