Bravo Zulu Aviation was born from a passion for learning and teaching. I have not been an aviation nut for very long but I have been a teacher for most of my professional life. I created Bravo Zulu Aviation to achieve the following goals:
- To create and manage a small business. In Progress
- To build an experimental airplane. In Progress
- To become a CFI. Done, CFII and MEI too
- To provide a platform to gain more knowledge, and in turn, provide others with assistance in building experimental aircraft. In Progress
- Increase my own knowledge in aviation while sharing that with others. Lifelong project…
This idea is in it’s infancy, but please join me on this adventure.
Brett Zefting is the assistant director of outdoor education at Colgate University. He has
been a professional rock and ice climbing instructor for almost 10 years. Brett started flying in 2005 and is working towards his CFI with plans to teach at least part time. In addition to working full time and working on his flight training, he is an active member of the EAA and tries to stick his nose in as many local airplane projects as he can find. Brett’s wife Kirsten provides amazing support for his ever changing ideas/schemes/dreams.
Some unrelated Bravo Zulu history.
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