Madison, WI- On a recent Saturday at the Middleton Municipal Airport, three generations of a family talked about their first flight thanks to a new Madison-area program that gives low-income and other disadvantaged students a chance to pilot an airplane.

NORWOOD — When Corwin Huang was 16 years old, he didn’t have a ton of direction, he said.

A sophomore at Boston College High School, the Quincy native spent most of his time at home, school or at summer camp with Crossroads for Kids, a group that works with underprivileged youth across the state. Huang wasn’t exactly sure where his life was headed, until he took a look at it from 6,500 feet in the air…

NORWOOD — What child doesn’t dream of flying?

To spread their wings, to soar above the earth, to see life in new and exciting ways?

Corwin Huang had that dream fulfilled in 2013, thanks to “Above the Clouds,” a nonprofit that gives at-risk and underprivileged children the chance to fly a plane…

Gary Oberstein interviewed by Joe Ott on WACE (AM 730) Community Service Program Radio Program! Click below to check it out.

5 For Good: Volunteer pilots teach kids facing adversity how to fly

Sky-high nonprofit: Meet the man who steers Above the Clouds

Aviation Co. Helps Kids in Need

Check out this Hometown Weekly Article preparing for 2015 Flying Season