Tres hermanos de Ecuador forman parte de solucionar la escasez de pilotos comerciales en el centro de la Florida

IN ONE PART OF THE WORLD AND THEN THE OTHER PART OF ME IS IN COLOMBIA. IF YOU THINK VICKI IS AT THE GATEWAY OF OPPORTUNITY AT ORLANDO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, THE BROTHERS YOU’RE ABOUT TO MEET ARE IN THE COCKPIT. ORIGINALLY FROM ECUADOR, THREE BROTHERS HAVE TRANSFORMED THEIR LOVE FOR FLYING INTO A BILINGUAL FLIGHT SCHOOL, HELPING TO SOLVE TODAY’S COMMERCIAL PILOT SHORTAGE. TOGETHER, THESE BROTHERS ARE GOING TO SHOW US THAT WITH HARD WORK AND DEDICATION, JUST ABOUT ANYONE CAN TRULY ATTAIN THE AMERICAN DREAM. FLYING HIGH IN THE SKY. DOZENS OF PILOT HOPEFULS ARE FLOCKING TO THE BUHIGWE AEROSPACE CORPORATION IN A UNIQUE FLIGHT SCHOOL HEADQUARTERED RIGHT HERE IN KISSIMMEE. ONE OF THE REASONS WHY WE STARTED THE SCHOOL IS WE WENT TO ANOTHER SCHOOLS IN AND THEY WERE NOT WHAT WE WANT. LIKE THAT WAS NOT WHAT WE WANTED, LIKE A PRICES AND STUFF LIKE THEY SEEN AS A BUSINESS AND AND WE WANTED TO MAKE IT AS A, LIKE A FAMILY. OLIVER IS THE YOUNGEST OF THREE BROTHERS WHO CAME TO THE US FROM ECUADOR. THEY STARTED A FAMILY FLYING CLUB IN MIAMI IN 2018. CHASE HERRING 330, AND JUST ONE YEAR LATER THEY TRANSFORMED IT TO A FULL ON AVIATION SCHOOL FOR 6494 IN JUST FIVE YEARS. THEIR LITTLE FLIGHT SCHOOL HAS EXPANDED WELL BEYOND FLORIDA, WITH A SCHOOL IN GEORGIA AND TWO MORE IN PUERTO RICO. AND THEY HOPE TO KEEP GROWING THE FADLEY WAS DIFFICULT, AS EVERY BUSINESS, BUT THEN JUST WORKING HARD WITH THE HELP OF OUR FAMILIES, BROTHERS IN IN MAKING THE BUSINESS GROW, I WOULD GO TO THEIR ROOM OR TO THEIR HOUSE, VISIT THEM, AND WHEN I WOULD GO THERE, IT’D BE THE THREE BROTHERS IN THE ONE ROOM MAKING SALES CALLS, TRYING TO GET PILOTS TO SIGN UP, GET PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT THE SCHOOL IS ABOUT. WHAT ABOUT IF YOU WANT TO GO FLYING TOMORROW. SO WHAT’S THE SECRET TO THEIR SUCCESS? THEIR WORK AND DEDICATION IS OBVIOUS, BUT IT’S ALSO WHO THEY’RE TARGETING. THE SPANISH SPEAKING ASPECT IS ALSO ONE OF THE BIGGEST FACTORS, BECAUSE I FEEL THAT HAVING THAT THAT SPANISH SPEAKING CULTURE AS WELL AND WELCOMING PEOPLE WITH DIFFERENT LANGUAGES, SO NOT ONLY SPANISH, BUT PORTUGUESE, THAT DIVERSITY OPENED THE DOOR FOR DOZENS OF PILOTS WHO OTHERWISE MAY HAVE FELT INTIMIDATED ATTENDING OTHER SCHOOLS, LIKE 22 YEAR OLD DANIEL FUENMAYOR, WHO CAME TO THE US FROM VENEZUELA FIVE YEARS AGO. AND WILL SOON BE GRADUATING. SO TODO LA OPORTUNIDAD LATINOS, HE SAYS. ABOVE ALL, IT’S THE OPPORTUNITY THE SCHOOL OFFERS LATINOS AND NOT JUST LATINOS, BUT PEOPLE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES. THEY OFFER A LOT OF OPPORTUNITIES FINANCIALLY AND ACADEMICALLY. WITH MORE THAN 300 GRADUATES, SOME WORKING FOR MAJOR AIRLINES LIKE UNITED AMERICAN AND SPIRIT, THE SCHOOL HAS PROVEN TO BE A TOUGH COMPETITOR FOR WELL-ESTABLISHED AVIATION SCHOOLS. AND THEY SAY THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING. YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE A COLLEGE EDUCATION. YOU DON’T HAVE TO HAVE A SPECIFIC YOU KNOW, JUST, YOU KNOW, ANYTHING, A SECRET SAUCE. YOU JUST GOT TO BE ABLE TO BE DEVOTED TO TO WHAT YOU WANT TO MAKE FLOURISH. AND EVENTUALLY IT’LL IT’LL HAPPEN. YOU JUST IT’S JUST A MATTER OF TIME AND PATIENCE. A TESTAMENT THAT T