The visit was designed to give students a behind-the-scenes look at how a modern Fixed Base Operator (FBO) functions—highlighting career paths in aviation, operational safety, and the teamwork that makes every flight possible. During the visit, Leadership High School-North participants toured Galaxy’s state-of-the-art facilities at Conroe North Houston Regional Airport (CXO), including the hangars, operations center, and the ramp. Students learned about aircraft handling, line service operations, and the diverse roles—from customer service to maintenance oversight—that keep general aviation moving safely and efficiently every day.
“We’re always thrilled to welcome students who are curious about aviation,” said John Bridi, Regional Manager at Galaxy FBO. “Programs like Leadership High School–North help us inspire the next generation of aviation professionals right here in Montgomery County.”
The Leadership High School–North program connects high-achieving high school juniors with local businesses, community leaders, and industries. Through hands-on learning experiences, students explore potential career paths and gain insight into leadership within their community.
Galaxy FBO’s participation underscores its commitment to community engagement and education, encouraging young people to pursue opportunities in STEM and aviation. With three Texas locations; Conroe (CXO), Houston (HOU), and Addison (ADS), Galaxy FBO continues to lead not only in customer service and safety but also in inspiring future leaders.
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