Pilot career seminar planned for students

Pilot career website FAPA.aero plans to hold a free seminar in Atlanta for high school students who aspire to be pilots.

The seminar for students and their parents on Sept. 22 at 1 p.m. at the Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel is part of a larger pilot career conference and job fair.

According to FAPA.aero, the student seminar will include advice about loans, grants and scholarships, along with information on long-term prospects for professional pilots. Those interested in attending must visit http://www.fapa.aero/jobs/ to register.

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