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![]() Flight club
UA business management sophomore Brandon Hawley has considered flying his passion since he was a young boy. "I've just always loved planes," said Hawley as he drove to Tucson International Airport to spend a day flying around Arizona with fellow members of the UA Flying Club.
About half of the club members are certified pilots, but those who are not still have duties such as navigation, traffic avoidance and preflight tasks. Club adviser Steve Kukolich, a UA chemistry professor, has been a certified pilot for 26 years. Kukolich, who owns two airplanes, welcomes anyone into the club. "You don't need to be licensed or have any experience in the cockpit," he said. "Any interest in aviation will do."
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