Maintenance and Modifications
Clay Lacy Donates Two Jets To Van Nuys A&P School
The donated aircraft are a 1968 Learjet 24 (N664CL, S/N 167) and a 1979 Gulfstream II-SP (N264CL, S/N 227).
Left to right: Rep. Tony Cardenas, LA councilwoman Nury Martinez, Si and Betty Robin, principal Carlynn Huddleston and Clay Lacy attended the handover of the Clay Lacy jets to the North Valley Occupational Center-Aviation.
Left to right: Rep. Tony Cardenas, LA councilwoman Nury Martinez, Si and Betty Robin, principal Carlynn Huddleston and Clay Lacy attended the handover of the Clay Lacy jets to the North Valley Occupational Center-Aviation.

In a ceremony held this morning at Van Nuys (Calif.) Airport, Clay Lacy Aviation owner Clay Lacy donated two “historic” jets to the local aviation maintenance school, North Valley Occupational Center-Aviation (NVOC-Aviation). NVOC-Aviation is operated by the Los Angeles Unified School District adult education program and offers one of the most inexpensive ways for aspiring aircraft mechanics to study for the FAA mechanic certificate with airframe and powerplant ratings, with the 2.5-year full-time program costing just $2,400.

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