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.
An EAA initiative introducing young people to the joy of flight with free first flights — a natural fit for a general aviation community.
Recognizes the controllers who guide aircraft safely through our skies, marking the first U.S. air traffic control centre (1936).
Celebrates the pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart on her birthday (1897), and her lasting legacy for women in aviation.
A U.S. observance honouring airborne forces and the history of military parachute operations.
A week of aviation appreciation surrounding National Aviation Day — a great window for airport programming and outreach.
The flagship day celebrating the history and progress of flight, held on Orville Wright's birthday.
An international day recognizing air traffic controllers, marking the founding of their global federation (IFATCA) in 1961.
Established by the United Nations to highlight the role of civil aviation in connecting nations and driving development.
Commemorates the Wright brothers' first powered flight at Kitty Hawk on December 17, 1903.