Zwicker got his pilot’s license while he was still in high school, and he devoted every spare moment to the art of flying. “I had access to the plane that I had been doing all my other training in, so I was able to get my commercial license knocked out. As students returned to campus, Zwicker continued his involvement with the aviation club, even serving as vice president of recruitment his junior year. During this time, he helped several UGA students and community members attain their own pilot’s license, including UGA Police officer Wesley Durkit. Here, he is able to help even more students, in this case young teens, gain their pilot’s license through an affordable program.

Source: Washington Post October 13, 2022 20:18 UTC