Announcement: Youth Pilot TV Thai Competition for Southern Isan

Youth Pilot TV Thai Competition 2010 for His Majesty the King's Royal Trophy



We have an announcement that the start of second season of Youth Pilot TV Thai is approaching. Any student or school who is interested in participating in this competition can join now without any charges. The first competition will be held in Southern Isan at Amper Pibulmungsaharn, Ubonrachathani.



Download application form and regulations here

Youth Pilot TV Thai: Southern Isan

For the whole last week, Mr. Pisit Mitkuakul and the crew with Mr. Narongsuk, Pibulmungsungharn mayor, have organized he aviation session (to craft a radio control airplane) for middle high school and high school students. Middle high students were given lecture about basic aviation and high school students were taught about 4-channeled airplane.

Over hundred schools from Southern Isan (Northeast region of Thailand) participated in this program. We were also warmly welcomed by the mayor office.


Picture of success


Crafting session


Practice makes perfect.


Mr. Mayor handed out remote control to every participated schools.




Mr. Tanakanok for high school session


4-channeled airplane



Everyone was paying a good attention.




Handicapped students learn to use stimulator.


Staff demonstrated.




Actual flight


TV Thai crew were impressed with the result.

Isan Education Center...Rajarajanugroh, Srisaket

Mr.Pisit Mitkuakul, president of RCSA, and OBEC have cooperated to open Isan Aviation Education Center at Rajarajanugroh School, Srisaket on January 11-13th 2010. There were students from 90 schools all over Isan region participated in the session.

Here were some of pictures of those days...



Picture of success

Fly at Pangkhon Wittaya, Sakonnakhon

Earlier on mid-December, we went to Pangkhon Wittaya School in Sakonnakhon. We arrived at 1 in the morning and with short rest, started the lession early.

We were warmly welcomed by Mr. Somwang Rattanakorn, Mr. Prayoon Chaichet, and Mr. Pisit Channet. There were approximately 200 students. They payed great attention and enjoyed learning so much.

Following are some captured moments.