“Inspired by hope, Courtland Savage became a pilot to change the faces in aviation, proving to young dreamers everywhere anything is possible.”
Fly For The Culture Founder & CEO Courtland Savage was featured in Microsoft Flight Simulator’s “Why I Fly” series. Check it out!
Founder Courtland Savage sat down with the Microsoft Flight Simulator Team to talk about the Fly For The Culture mission, and the way that home simulators, like Microsoft’s, play a role in training and inspiring tomorrow’s aviators. Read more here.
Fly For The Culture was featured in a recent CNN story about its efforts to promote diversity in aviation careers. “Young people don’t believe that they can do it until they see someone like themselves doing it,” says founder Courtland Savage. The story also features other inspirational members of the aviation community, including Fly For…
Fly For The Culture was recently featured, among other mission-focused organizations, in an article by the National Business Aviation Association (NBAA). “Young people today can experience an aviation career just by hitting the ‘follow’ button,” says Courtland Savage, founder and CEO of Fly for the Culture. “It’s critical that we’re putting our stories out there…
Fly For The Culture was recently featured in a Yahoo Entertainment piece that briefly outlines our mission of promoting diversity in aviation careers, which are historically — and still — not particularly diverse workplaces. Read more at Yahoo.
When he’s not running Fly For The Culture, Courtland Savage is a pilot at Piedmont Airlines. Piedmont recently featured Courtland in an article that speaks to his passion for inspiring tomorrow’s aviators and showing all young people—especially those who are least able to see it—that flying is a viable career option for many. Read the…
“My goal is to show kids who look like me that they can fly too,” writes Fly For The Culture founder Courtland Savage in a recent article for the Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) Experience Magazine. He emphasizes just how central representation is in helping young people see that aviation careers are options for everyone…