The Adventures of Aviore | No. 15, August 2023
Perry and his colleagues take a break from saving the world as they look back on the exploits of a very different Aviore nearly 40 years ago. Put your favorite mixtape in your Walkman and get ready to see TALON Director Frank Hawks in a whole new light.
More than 2 million kids between the ages of 8-17 have already gained their wings -now it’s your chance to join them! Sign up for YOUR free flight through the Young Eagles program today!
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Writer: Zeb Hatfield | Art, Inking, Coloring, Lettering: Martheus Wade
Publisher: Jack J. Pelton, EAA CEO and Chairman of the Board
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VP of Publications, Marketing, Membership, and Retail: Jim Busha
Managing Editor: Hal Bryan
Senior Copy Editor: Colleen Walsh
Print Production Team Lead: Marie Rayome-Gill Special Thanks Stan Lee Foundation
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Young Eagles
Did you know EAA ® has given more than 2.3 million kids a free airplane ride? It’s true! And you could be next. If you’re between the ages of 8–17, you can take a free Young Eagles ® flight.
Just go to Aviore.org to find a Young Eagles flight near you. There, you can enjoy fun aviation activities, watch cool videos, take flight with EAA’s Virtual Flight Academy, and more!
The EAA Young Eagles Program has flown more than 2.3 million kids over the past 30 years. But it’s only possible with your support, and the help of EAA’s network of volunteer pilots and ground volunteers.
