Free Flights for Kids Between the Ages of 8 and 17 to be held in Stuart, Florida

Since 1992, more than 1.9 million Young Eagles have enjoyed a flight from EAA's network of volunteer pilots. For many, it was the start of their journey to becoming a pilot, aircraft mechanic, air traffic controller, or many other career possibilities.

Kids between the ages of 8 and 17 looking to experience the freedom of flight can register to attend Kids Fly Free scheduled for May, 2016, at Witham Field Airport in Stuart, Florida.

Ron Rowars, a personal injury attorney in Port St. Lucie, and an experienced pilot, is participating in this year's event, which will cover key issues such as:

On the ground: The pilot explains what will happen during the flight. He may talk about the airplane, review an aeronautical chart (or map), and complete a careful “walk-around" preflight inspection of the airplane.

Just before takeoff: The pilot explains the interior of the airplane, including the operation of the aircraft door, safety belts, and instrument panel.

In the air: The flight lasts between 15 and 20 minutes. And, if desired, the pilot may hand over the controls!

Back on the ground: There's more time to ask questions about the flight. The pilot is happy to explain more about flying and their particular airplane.

To all aspiring Young Eagles: This is a chance to experience the freedom of flight that many people only dream about!

The event, called Kids Fly Free, is for kids, aged 8 to 17, gives them an introduction to the freedom of flying during a 20 minute flight with qualifed pilots

Full details on the event can be found on the Ron Rowars' website at www.InjuryandInsuranceLaw.com.

When asked about the reasons behind creating this event, Rowars, a pilot and regular participant in the event, said:

"Our Young Eagles Kids Fly Free event is always a great success! Kids from all over the area have been thrilled with their introduction to flying and it has helped many young peoples' aviation dreams take off. This five-step journey is designed to inspire young people and keep them flying after their Young Eagles flight."

The Ron Rowars Trial Attorney website has full details about the sessions at this year's event. Interested parties can visit the website at: www.InjuryandInsuranceLaw.com.

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