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Fourth, fifth graders learn to fly airplanes as part of Michigan after-school program

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By Tanner Holbrook Verified
| WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — It's not uncommon for fourth and fifth graders to have a fear of heights. But an after school program at Coit Creative Arts Academy in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is helping some students concur that fear and teaching them valuable skills. As WZZM reports, the students in the program have spent the last several weeks doing something most adults never learn to do: Fly airplanes. This story continues below.
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By Tanner Holbrook Verified
| WZZM-TV (Grand Rapids, MI) Verified
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — It's not uncommon for fourth and fifth graders to have a fear of heights. But an after school program at Coit Creative Arts Academy is helping some student concur that fear and teaching them valuable skills. The students in the program have spent the last several weeks doing something most adults never learn to do: Fly airplanes. This story continues below.
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Autonomous robot tested at Ford Airport aims to tackle staffing shortages, enhance safety in air travel industry

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By Tanner Holbrook Verified
| WZZM-TV (Grand Rapids, MI) Verified
CASCADE, Mich. — An autonomous robot being tested at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport could help address staffing shortages in the airline industry while also improving safety on the airfield. The robot, developed by Pratt Miller, is being tested as part of the airport’s FLITE program. It allows companies to test emerging technologies at the airport. This story continues below.
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