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    Lawrence aviation company ships plane to help protect endangered animals in Kenya
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    Renowned U.S. aerobatic pilot Patty Wagstaff has been working to train the pilots with the wildlife service for the past six years, teaching them flight maneuvering skills that help them when they are tracking elephant poachers. "What began as a simple partnership between the Lindbergh Foundation and Patty Wagstaff to support her work training the Kenya Wildlife Service pilots to safely protect wildlife from poachers, has evolved into a gift that we could never have imagined" Lindbergh Foundation President and CEO Larry Williams said, referring to the donation of the brand-new airplane. Full Article at Lawrence Journal World
    What began as a simple partnership between the Lindbergh Foundation and Patty Wagstaff to support her work training the Kenya Wildlife Service pilots to safely protect wildlife from poachers, has evolved into a gift that we could never have imagined
    SOURCE: Lawrence Journal World 3 weeks ago
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Lawrence aviation company ships plane to help protect endangered animals in Kenya
  1. It’s a really good opportunity because it’s helping the environment and it’s helping an underdeveloped country ... It allows us to showcase how general aviation helps the world. To me, airplanes are my life. It’s a great way to use that to make the world a better place to live in.
    SOURCE: Lawrence Journal World 3 weeks ago
  2. Well, we’re going halfway around the world. That’s a long way, and there’s some big overwater stretches. This airplane just doesn’t have the range to do that.
    SOURCE: Lawrence Journal World 3 weeks ago
  3. People say, it’s an airplane, why don’t you fly it?
    SOURCE: Lawrence Journal World 3 weeks ago

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