Winner of the Lightspeed Aviation VIP Trip to AirVenture 2014 Named

July 25, 2014
William Klein of Vidalia, Georgia, has been randomly selected as the winner of Lightspeed Aviation's VIP Trip to AirVenture 2014, a travel package valued at nearly $4,000

Portland, OR (July 25, 2014) — William Klein of Vidalia, Georgia has been randomly selected as the winner of Lightspeed Aviation's VIP Trip to AirVenture 2014, a travel package valued at nearly $4,000 that includes lodging, airfare, and a suite of aviation experiences at the world's biggest fly-in. He was entered into the drawing when he submitted a rebate form for a new Zulu.2 headset he purchased on the recommendation of a Gulfstream test pilot who has four in his personal aircraft.

A graduate of Embry-Riddle and a project engineer at Gulfstream Aerospace, William has dreamed about working in aviation since middle school. He earned his PPL in 2003 and is working towards his instrument rating. He plans on taking his fiancée along on the all-expense paid trip for two to Oshkosh that includes a suite of aviation experiences. Neither has been to AirVenture before.

"It is so exciting that the winner of the VIP trip to Oshkosh is someone that has always dreamed of going and has never had the chance to," said Teresa De Mers, Executive Vice President of Sales, Marketing, & Customer Support at Lightspeed. "We are delighted to provide this experience for William and his fiancé."

About Lightspeed Aviation

Lightspeed Aviation is a leading manufacturer of premium aviation headsets. Since introducing its first product at EAA AirVenture in 1996, Lightspeed has established a reputation for leading innovation in aviation headsets with a number of first-to-market advances, including Bluetooth® integration, Auto Shutoff™, and, with Zulu PFX, Streaming Quiet™ ANR. This has earned Lightspeed a loyal customer following among professional, commercial, and private pilots.

Lightspeed also creates shared values with both employees and customers by generously participating in corporate charity matching programs and through its funding of the Lightspeed Aviation Foundation, which supports growth and compassion-related causes with an aviation focus.