In the news: Able Flight helps five with disabilities to fly

Five people with physical disabilities are about halfway through their Able Flight pilot training at Purdue University.

Hosted by the Department of Aviation Technology at Purdue, Able Flight is in its fourth year at the University. The program includes five weeks of intensive and ground training that leads to a pilot certificate. The Able Flight participants train with Purdue flight instructors in Sky Arrow LSAs adapted with hand controls.

ProSTAR adds degree focused on biometrics

Home to the internationally recognized Biometric Standards, Performance and Assurance Lab (BSPA), Purdue University is expanding its role in the field with a master’s degree focused on biometrics. The courses for the all-online degree will be available beginning this fall as part of the offerings of the Center for Professsional Studies in Technology and Applied Research (ProSTAR).

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