Able Flight Awards Pins To Six Pilots
Able Flight provides scholars for persons with disabilities to help them achieve their goal of becoming a pilot.
Able Flight awarded wings to six pilots this year at AirVenture. From left: Charles Stites (at podium), John Robinson, Raymart Tinio, Sgt. Adam Kisielewski, Stephen Carrier, Scot Abrams and Randy Green.
Able Flight awarded wings to six pilots this year at AirVenture. From left: Charles Stites (at podium), John Robinson, Raymart Tinio, Sgt. Adam Kisielewski, Stephen Carrier, Scot Abrams and Randy Green.

Randy Green, who was born without feet or hands, and U.S. Marines Sgt. Adam Kisielewski, who lost his left arm and a portion of his right leg while serving in Iraq, are two of six Able Flight pilots who received their wings during a pinning ceremony on July 21 at EAA AirVenture. The Able Flight class of 2015 also included Scot Abrams, who was partially paralyzed while on duty as a police officer; Raymart Tinio, who is deaf; and Stephen Carrier and John Robinson, both of whom were partially paralyzed in motor vehicle accidents.


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