ALL PHOTOS BY HAI STAFF
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B1: HAI Board of Director members Stacy Sheard (left) and Nicole Battjes bookend HAI President and CEO Jim Viola at the March 2022 Women in Aviation International Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. B2: From left: Miguel Marin, chief of operational safety at the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO); Mauricio Ramirez Koppel, Colombian representative to ICAO; and Jim Viola enjoy the annual celebration of flight that is EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. B3: Greg Brown (center), HAI director of education and training services, and Jim Viola (second from right) met some rotorheads from Spain at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, including, from left, Hernan [no last name provided], Marc Delgado, and Carmen Martinez. B4: Jim Viola connects with Danny Kato, 505 sales manager at Bell Flight, in April at Sun ’n Fun in Lakeland, Florida. B5: Cade Clark, HAI VP of government affairs, and other stakeholders participated in an August roundtable on aviation workforce development sponsored by Utah Rep. Burgess Owens in Salt Lake City. From left: Robbie Paul, Southern Utah University (SUU); Rich Cannon, SUU; Crystal Maguire, Aviation Technician Education Council; Lorri Hansen, Utah Helicopter; Courtland Hansen (behind Lorri), SUU; Nicholas Johnson (next to Lorri), Intermountain Healthcare; Rep. Owens (next to Nicholas); Jared Esselman (in front), Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) Division of Aeronautics; Courtney Johnson (in white blazer), Cedar Valley High School; Mandy Nelson (behind Courtney), Bristow Group; Rachelle Ackley (in black shirt), Utah System of Higher Education; Cade (behind Rachelle); Scott Romney (in front next to Rachelle), UDOT Division of Aeronautics; Mike Mower (behind Scott), SUU; Chris Cox, SUU; and Sandy Hemmert, Granite School District.
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