Programs

The purpose is to inspire the children 

and youth to dream big, and successfully 

pursue their dreams and passions in life, 

as well as to help them realize what their

dreams, potential and aspirations are  

and how to accomplish them. 

Exposing them to the aviation industry by way of explaining what it is like to be 

a pilot, be a dispatcher, serve as a flight 

attendant, be involved in the  airplane 

maintenance field, be an air traffic  

controller at a flight tower, involvement 

in the aviation law field, 

 consulting, and other professional arms. 

This level of exposure would serve to enlighten the children and youth on potential career fields, as well as provide a means of guidance to a successful 

career.

For students interested in aviation, Live to Soar Corporation, will provide opportunities to give up to ten (10) hours of free introductory flights annually. We will also establish a flight training device, or flight simulator, and work with the local government to allow those hours to be credited towards a pilot’s license. 

The flight training will be conducted by certified flight instructors along with 

collaboration with the United States Department of Transportation, as well  

as the local governmental civil aviation oversight entities in the United States and SLASPA for St.Lucia, Caribbean Islands. 

By working with the local government’s Ministry of Education, as well as the St. Lucia Air and Sea Port Authority (SLASPA), periodic field trips to the local airports will enable the children and youth the exposure to various operations at the airports.

Utilizing the powerful tool of social media, Live to Soar Corporation, will establish a page and conduct weekly

 inspirational and informational talks and video presentations. This will 

serve to maintain a relationship with

 the students, parents, and school 

officials. 

There is also a measure of accountability 

to ensure the progress of those 

interested in the successful pursuit of

their goals. Volunteers will provide most of the training and cooperatives will be formed with several local colleges to

 allow students to earn credit for

 participating in workshops and 

seminars.