Women of Aviation Worldwide Week
A global week encouraging girls and women to explore careers in aviation and aerospace, marking the world's first female pilot's licence (1910).
A global week encouraging girls and women to explore careers in aviation and aerospace, marking the world's first female pilot's licence (1910).
Celebrates the birthday of Wilbur Wright, co-inventor of the world's first successful powered aircraft.
An international day honouring the pilots who connect our communities to the world.
Honours the technicians who keep aircraft safe and flying, on the birthday of Charles Taylor, who built the Wright Flyer's engine.
Recognizes the flight attendants who look after passengers' comfort and safety in the cabin.
An EAA initiative introducing young people to the joy of flight with free first flights — a natural fit for a general aviation community.
Celebrates the pioneering aviator Amelia Earhart on her birthday (1897), and her lasting legacy for women in aviation.
An international day recognizing air traffic controllers, marking the founding of their global federation (IFATCA) in 1961.