Albuquerque, NM — May 28, 2011 — New Mexico Aviation Career Education Solutions (NM ACES) Open House for aviation career and business opportunity exposure has been deemed highly successful.  Based on an estimated attendance of over 2,000 visitors and feedback from both visitors and exhibitors the event met most everyone’s goals.   Exposure was provided to sign-up many new aviation candidates and opportunities were afforded for new and different types of aircraft, equipment, software and related business opportunities.  Exhibiting Participants included: Del Sol Aviation Flight Training with aircraft and exhibit,  Enchantment Helicopters’ Rotorcraft Training with R-22 and R-44 Training Helicopters and simulator, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University exhibit, National American University exhibit, Monsanto Medical Technology Services exhibit, Civil Air Patrol exhibit, Cutter Aviation Charter Services King Air, New Mexico Airlines Cessna Caravan, Eclipse Aerospace Eclipse 500, Santa Fe Warbirds’ L-39 Jet Trainer, Air Care 1 International’s Lear 35, Aspen Avionics with glass cockpit exhibits, CNM Aviation Division with the operation of a Rolls Royce Helicopter Jet Engine Test Stand exhibit, Albuquerque Police Department’s Helicopter, USAF Beech T-6 II Trainer Aircraft, World War II North American T-6 Trainer Aircraft, Liberty XL Aircraft, UNM’s Life Guard Air Emergency Services King Air, USN F-18 Hornet,  Del Sol Aviation’s Grumman Cougar Trainer and Piper Comanche Trainer,  NOAA National Weather Service exhibit, Ultramain Aircraft Support Software Systems exhibit, Aviation Division exhibit for the NM Dept of Transportation, and a Mercy Flights exhibit.  Many attendees took advantage of the days nice weather by experiencing discovery flights in both Del Sol Aviation’s Training aircraft and Enchantment Helicopters Robinson Helicopters.  Returning Flights were reflected upon as “An Awesome Experience” by all who participated.