Sen. Len Suzio (center) on
Mar. 6 paid a visit to the Meriden-Markham Airport garage to observe the work being done on a light sport aircraft by
Wilcox Technical High School students and the local nonprofit flight club
Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 27 (www.27.eaachapter.org). EAA27
has been meeting with a group of about a dozen teens for the past two
years, mentoring them as they construct an RV 12, a popular aircraft,
from a kit. Suzio praised the students and their mentors on their
skillful work. Suzio (www.SenatorSuzio.com)
represents Cheshire, Meriden, Middlefield, Middletown and Rockfall. He can be reached at
Len.Suzio@cga.ct.gov and at
800-842-1421.
Friday, March 10, 2017
Ready to Take Flight in Meriden
Sen. Len Suzio (center) on
Mar. 6 paid a visit to the Meriden-Markham Airport garage to observe the work being done on a light sport aircraft by
Wilcox Technical High School students and the local nonprofit flight club
Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 27 (www.27.eaachapter.org). EAA27
has been meeting with a group of about a dozen teens for the past two
years, mentoring them as they construct an RV 12, a popular aircraft,
from a kit. Suzio praised the students and their mentors on their
skillful work. Suzio (www.SenatorSuzio.com)
represents Cheshire, Meriden, Middlefield, Middletown and Rockfall. He can be reached at
Len.Suzio@cga.ct.gov and at
800-842-1421.
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