'Miracle on the Hudson' Co-pilot Jeff Skiles Flying EAA Young Eagles on March Flight Tour
Jeff Skiles will be on a tour including St. Louis; Nashville; Columbia, SC; and Daytona Beach, FL, to inspire young people with the Young Eagles program by offering rides in a Cessna 162 Skycatcher.
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