• International Young Eagles Day

    An EAA initiative introducing young people to the joy of flight with free first flights — a natural fit for a general aviation community.

  • National Air Traffic Control Day

    Recognizes the controllers who guide aircraft safely through our skies, marking the first U.S. air traffic control centre (1936).

  • Amelia Earhart Day

    Celebrates the pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart on her birthday (1897), and her lasting legacy for women in aviation.

  • National Airborne Day

    A U.S. observance honouring airborne forces and the history of military parachute operations.

  • National Aviation Week

    A week of aviation appreciation surrounding National Aviation Day — a great window for airport programming and outreach.

  • National Aviation Day

    The flagship day celebrating the history and progress of flight, held on Orville Wright's birthday.

  • International Civil Aviation Day

    Established by the United Nations to highlight the role of civil aviation in connecting nations and driving development.