Our mission is to provide comprehensive briefings, engaging presentations, and immersive tours of federal air traffic facilities, including towers, tracons, and centers. We are dedicated to educating pilots of all levels and aviation enthusiasts about the intricate workings of air traffic control procedures and responsibilities. By sharing publicly available but often overlooked information such as the 7110.65, AIM, and general procedures, we aim to build a deeper understanding and familiarity among pilots with the ATC system, fostering a safer and more efficient airspace for all.
We offer customizable, interactive briefings for pilots and aviation enthusiasts as well as facility tours in the Houston area.
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