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Maverick TwinJet 1500 Donated to Aims Community College
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LOVELAND, Colorado — A Maverick TwinJet 1500 has been donated to Aims Community College, giving students in the Aircraft Maintenance Training program hands-on access to advanced aviation technology. The aircraft was donated to the Aims Foundation by Longmont resident Mike Seavall; he and his pilot flew it from Longmont to the Northern Colorado Regional Airport, then taxied directly to the hangar at the Aims Aircraft Maintenance Center, where students and faculty welcomed its arrival. Seavall built the jet himself, assembling parts from a kit over two years, and the donation reflects his commitment to practical education that bridges hobbyist aviation and professional training.
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