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Welcome to Episode 261. Today we have a special guest Sam Canders from the Maine Center for Classic Aviation.
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Joining us today is Sam Canders from the Maine Center for Classic Aviation, a place where history lives.
Cruise Flight (Talking Points):
- What is the Maine Center for Classic Aviation?
- The idea.
- Creating the museum.
- Challenges of restoring and building classics.
- Preserving the skills to fly and restore classic aircraft.
- Youth programs.
- Can I fly in?
- Who can visit?
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Links Mentioned In This Podcast:
https://generalaviationnews.com/2020/08/15/discovering-the-maine-center-for-classic-aviation/
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