THE VIN FIZ FLIGHT• 49 days

• 14 major crashes

• 1,230 gallons of fuel

• 4,231 miles

• $18,000 in parts

• 82 hours flying

• 52 miles and hour average speed

• New World Record for distance

GENERAL AVIATION’S OUTLOOKAs many as 80% of student pilots drop out of training

http://foundation.aopa.org/Pilot-Population

General Aviation has been addressed by multiple means such as lower-time licenses, flight clubs, and other means.

http://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/aviation-international-news/2011-03-01/can-general-aviation-reverse-its-decline

The closing of multiple small airports causing less interest in aviation.

https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2008/june/12/aopa-asks-washington-to-stop-airport-closures

News media typically reporting accidents and not successes in aviation.

Increase cost of maintenance and decreased interest in aviation maintenance.

http://foundation.aopa.org/Pilot-Populationhttp://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/aviation-international-news/2011-03-01/can-general-aviation-reverse-its-decline

TRIP TOTALSVin Fiz 2 Flight

• 6,400 Miles

• 25 States

• 87 hours of flight time

• 0 accidents/incidents

• 2 transcontinental crossings

• 615 gallons of fuel

• 28 days enroute

Vin Fiz Flight

• 4,231 Miles

• 17 States

• 82 hours of flight time

• 14 accidents/incidents

• 1 Transcontinental crossing

• 1,230 gallons of fuel

• 49 days enroute

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