RMIT aviation students awarded new Leidos scholarship

Posted on July 3, 2024 by Guest authors

Amber Kennett, Ashwini Fredrick, Kynan Munday, and India Wallace, as well as one other student who requested not to be named, will receive additional training in specialised piloting skills including search and rescue.

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