Aviation Scholarships

About Aviation Scholarships: Flex Air is committed to making flight training more accessible and affordable for aspiring pilots. Flex Air offers a comprehensive range of flight school financing options to accommodate diverse financial situations. We have also taken the initiative to publish an extensive guide to Aviation Scholarships. This guide is designed to provide detailed information on available scholarships in the aviation field, aiming to help students find and secure additional funding opportunities to alleviate the cost of their training.

This page updates daily! We sort your scholarship options by application date, so be sure to check back on a regular basis.

About Flex Air Flight School: Based in San Diego, CA, with additional flight training locations in Kansas City and Manhattan, KS, Flex Air Flight School leads in aviation training with a mission to elevate non-traditional students into aviation careers. In addition to its Pilot Pathway programs for civilian students, Flex Air helps military members and veterans into civilian aviation careers. Known for its excellence, support, and 100% career placement record, Flex Air remains a top choice for anyone transitioning to the skies.

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Willard G. Plentl Sr. was born in Houston, Texas, and began pilot training in the Army Air Corps in 1942. Mr. Plentl had a successful career as a military pilot that included serving during the Korean War and flying a variety of aircraft from trainers to bombers to fighters.

After his retirement from the Air Force as a Lieutenant Colonel in 1962, Mr. Plentl accepted a position with the Commonwealth of Virginia as Assistant Director, Division of Aeronautics, Virginia State Corporation Commission, and in 1964 he became Director of Aeronautics. In 1970, he was a member of the President's Aviation Advisory Commission, which helped shape America's current aviation system. Mr. Plentl retired from the Virginia Department of Aviation in 1984 and was elected to the Virginia Aviation Hall of Fame that same year.

Mr. Plentl passed away May 19, 7.005 leaving behind a devoted family and a record of outstanding service to aviation. In honor of this remarkable gentleman and his 22 years of service to the Commonwealth of Virginia, this scholarship program has been established.
Scholarship Requirements

The Willard G. Plentl Aviation Scholarship, in the amount of $2,500, will be awarded to a Virginia High School senior who is planning an aviation career in a non-engineering area. A certification of acceptance into a non - engineering, aviation related postsecondary education program is required. Examples of non-engineering aviation careers include (but are not limited to) pilots, aviation maintenance technicians, aviation managers, etc. Scholarship applicants must have an Li nweighted GPA of at least 3.5. One scholarship of $2,500 will be awarded each year and is renewable.

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Griffin, Sr. Memorial Scholarship', 1='{type=string, value=John T. Griffin, Sr. Memorial Scholarship}', 4='{type=string, value=$3,000}', 5='{type=string, value=College & Graduate Students}', 6='{type=string, value=31-Mar-24}', 7='{type=string, value=Aero Club of New England}', 8='{type=string, value=https://www.acone.org/docs.ashx?id=1253754}', 10='{type=string, value=Q: Who should I contact with any questions about this scholarship? A: For any questions regarding this scholarship application, please contact Aero Club of New England at jbbuckaroo@gmail.com. Q: Is this scholarship open to international or DACA students? A: No, this scholarship is only open to U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents. Q: Where can I find help writing my scholarship essay? A: For help writing the essay component of this scholarship application, check out our guides How to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay and How to Start a Scholarship Essay (With Examples). 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John T. Griffin, Sr. (1902-1999) was a former President of the Aero Club and a pioneer transatlantic pilot, founded East Coast Aero Technical School in 1932 and served as its President until 1975. He was also Chief Pilot and Operations Manager for Northeast Airlines. Mr. Griffin was the 1977 recipient of the Godfrey Lowell Cabot Award in 1977, and was named an Elder Statesman of Aviation by the National Aeronautic Association.}', 22='{type=image, value=Image{width=1920,height=1080,url='https://5835091.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/5835091/Flexair_2023/images/Aviation_Scholarships/28_acone_aircraft_maintenance_scholarships_154979521120.jpg',altText='',fileId=null}}', 23='{type=list, value=[{id=156163987636, name='Aviation Scholarships'}, {id=156163987640, name='College Sophomore'}, {id=156163987641, name='College Junior'}, {id=156301682945, name='College Freshman'}, {id=156301682947, name='College Senior'}, {id=156301682948, name='Graduate Student'}, {id=156301682950, name='Need-Based Scholarships'}]}', 24='{type=list, value=[{id=155114361503, name='Aero Club of New England'}]}', 28='{type=number, value=1711843200000}'}, {id=154979521121, createdAt=1706651021034, updatedAt=1711424480124, path='lou-hotte-acone-aviation-management-scholarships', name='The Lou Hotte Memorial Scholarship', 1='{type=string, value=The Lou Hotte Memorial Scholarship}', 4='{type=string, value=$3,000 }', 5='{type=string, value=College & Graduate Students}', 6='{type=string, value=31-Mar-24}', 7='{type=string, value=Aero Club of New England}', 8='{type=string, value=https://www.acone.org/docs.ashx?id=1253754}', 10='{type=string, value=Q: Who should I contact with any questions about this scholarship? A: For any questions regarding this scholarship application, please contact Aero Club of New England at jbbuckaroo@gmail.com. Q: Is this scholarship open to international or DACA students? A: No, this scholarship is only open to U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents. Q: Where can I find help writing my scholarship essay? A: For help writing the essay component of this scholarship application, check out our guides How to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay and How to Start a Scholarship Essay (With Examples). [How to Write a Winning Scholarship Essay](https://scholarships360.org/scholarships/how-to-write-a-winning-scholarship-essay/) [How to Start a Scholarship Essay (With Examples).](https://scholarships360.org/scholarships/how-to-start-a-scholarship-essay-with-examples/)}', 12='{type=string, value=Grade Level College & Graduate Students,Citizenship,US Citizens, Permanent Residents,Academic Interest Computer Science, Aviation/Aerospace,Other Category,Low Income,State,Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont,Miscellaneous,Applicants must be (1) at least 16 years old and (2) intend to pursue a professional aviation maintenance career.}', 13='{type=list, value=[{id=4, name='Academic transcript', order=3, label='Academic transcript'}, {id=6, name='1-page essay', order=5, label='1-page essay'}, {id=11, name='Letters of Recommendation', order=10, label='Letters of Recommendation'}]}', 14='{type=string, value=acone-aviation-management-scholarships}', 19='{type=string, value=https://www.acone.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=779885&module_id=284132}', 20='{type=string, value=17-Jan-24}', 21='{type=string, value=For Aviation Maintenance Technology- Established in 2020 and donated by the Hotte Family. The award commemorates Lou's career in aviation, to support others who wish to pursue careers in aviation and aerospace.

Lou John Hotte (1953- 2020) was an engineer for Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in Hartford, CT, working on numerous military and commercial jet engine programs for over 30 years. Lou received his airframe and power plant certification from East Coast Aero Technical School in Boston and then went on to Parks School of Aeronautics in St. Louis, Missouri, where he obtained his Bachelors’ degree in Aeronautical Engineering. 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Amount(s) Awarded: (1-10) $1,000 scholarships - number of scholarships vary each year.

Scholarship Criteria:

Must be enrolled full-time in an aviation/airport management program;
Must have reached a junior class level or higher;
Cumulative GPA of at least 3.00/4.00 (or equivalent);
Selection based on scholastic achievement, financial need and extracurricular/community activities; and
Must submit transcripts.

Special Notes:

Graduate students can apply. Each accredited college/university may submit one student’s application only.

Only colleges/universities in the US can participate. No individual, separate applications are allowed.

Please pick up applications at your college/university scholarship office.

Pat Napolitano, Fleet Support Representative and Staggerwing Pilot for Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics was a respected employee and member of the aviation community. With more than 30 years of experience and over 4,500 hours of flight time, his passion for aircraft maintenance and flying was apparent to anyone who had the opportunity to meet him.

Through this scholarship, Pat’s legacy will inspire a new generation of aviators.

Available to all graduating seniors or current college students pursuing their Aviation Technician Certification.

Given by Wanda Peacock in memory of her late husband, Chuck Peacock. As the founder of the Aircraft Electronics Association, Peacock credited his aviation and business management skills as the cornerstones for his success in the industry. This scholarship is offered to recognize the importance of management skills and is available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an aviation management program.

Available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Available to a high school, college or vocational/technical school student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited college or university in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program. The educational institution where the student attends must be located in Canada.

Available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Available to a high school, college or vocational/technical school student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

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Named in memory of Johnny Davis, president of Dallas Avionics in Dallas, Texas, who supported the general aviation industry for more than 30 years and served as an AEA board member. This scholarship is available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Named in memory of Kent McIntyre, owner and president of Bevan Aviation in Wichita, Kansas, who was a longtime AEA member. Available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

After graduating from Southeast Community College with a degree in electronics engineering technology, Kevin Miesbach began his 40-year career in aviation as an avionics installation technician with Lincoln Avionics in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Duncan Aviation purchased Lincoln Avionics shortly thereafter, and Kevin transitioned to Duncan as an avionics line and bench technician specializing in aircraft troubleshooting and bench repair of navigation and communications equipment.

Between 1985 and 2006, Kevin held positions at Duncan Aviation of avionics/instruments team leader, shop supervisor, assistant manager and manager. In 2016, Kevin was promoted to business development manager for component repairs.

Kevin had a strong technical skill set, was always willing to help, and he had an innate ability to communicate and build relationships with anyone he met. Everyone who knew Kevin always said he had a great laugh, sense of humor, and was always genuine and honest.

Personal and technical improvement was important to Kevin, and he logged over 500 training events during his career. Kevin understood the value of ongoing training and was steadfast in promoting AEA training opportunities to students, his team members and industry partners. Kevin led the development of Duncan Aviation-provided training at AEA regional and national events, and he participated on many industry and college boards. He received the AEA Member of the Year Award in 2020, and his knowledge and feedback were instrumental in the development of curriculum to properly prepare students for a career as an avionics technician.

The Kevin Miesbach Memorial Scholarship celebrates Kevin’s contribution to the avionics technician field and will continue to share his passion for the value that a career as an avionics technician has to offer.

This scholarship is available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Given by Pacific Southwest Instruments, this scholarship is available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Named in memory of Marshall E. Temple, founder of Temple Electronics in Houston, Texas. Temple, a U.S. Navy veteran, started his business in 1973, which has been an AEA member ever since. This scholarship is available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Available to a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

Available to high school seniors and/or college students who plan to or are attending an accredited school in an avionics program or aircraft maintenance program.

Given by Dutch and Ginger Arver in memory of their son, David. Dutch Arver was a supporter of the AEA for years and served on the board of directors until his retirement. The recipient of this scholarship shall be a high school senior or college student who plans to attend or is attending an accredited school in an avionics or aircraft maintenance program.

he National Aviation Exploring Committee awards scholarships annually ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 to encourage Aviation Explorers to enter and complete an aviation curriculum. National Aviation Committee Members know that aviation offers a variety of exciting, well-paying careers, and that qualified and motivated Aviation Explorers should be given encouragement and assistance in choosing a career in aviation. Through the years, the National Aviation Exploring Committee has been a supporter of projects designed to promote aviation to young people. If scholarship funds are used for training in the avionics, pilot, maintenance, or management categories, the flight training must be provided by the FAA Approved Part 141 and Part 61 school or through an accredited college or university in pursuit of a degree leading to an aviation profession.

Applicant Eligibility

Applicant must be currently registered and active in an Aviation Explorer post.
Applicant must obtain parent or guardian signature on the application if under 18 years of age.
Applicant must provide a minimum of three recommendation letters from an aviation post advisor, aviation professional, teacher, employer, or community leaders. Recommendation letters should not come from family members.
All scholarship funds must be used within 24 months of receiving the scholarship award.

The purpose of this grant program is to encourage individuals to further their education and provide the benefit of their employment to the State of Kansas to assist in the development of a strong state workforce in high demand, critical industry employment fields. Grants are awarded to students who are Kansas residents and:

graduated from a Kansas high school accredited by the Kansas State Board of Education; or
obtained a Kansas State High School Diploma issued upon successful completion of the GED® Test; or
graduated from a Kansas home school program or a Kansas non-accredited private secondary school as defined and authorized pursuant to K.S.A. 72-53, 100 et.seq; and
are enrolled in or accepted for admission to an eligible career technical education program*.

CABAA, together with independent vendors FlightSafety and CAE, will award two applicants with advanced training toward a career in business aviation. This year, both awards will be a Citation series SIC course. The retail value of each award is approximately $22,200 per scholarship. This award cannot be upgraded to a PIC type rating.

CABAA will provide partial reimbursement to assist with travel expenses. This will not cover all associated travel costs, and recipients will be responsible for remaining expenses.

Preference given to Chicagoland area residents/students.

One of MDSGC’s goals is to support students who are attending or planning to attend an affiliate institution, who need financial support, and who wish to pursue studies in math, science, engineering, or technology, that are related to aerospace or may lead to a NASA-relevant career.

Applicants must be U.S. citizens enrolled as full-time students at a MDSGC affiliate, including:

Johns Hopkins University
Morgan State University
Towson University
University of Maryland College Park
University of Maryland Baltimore County
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Capitol Technology University
Hagerstown Community College.

Award amounts vary and may be used for the following educational expenses: tuition, books, fees and room and board.

The ATCA Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to outstanding aviation students and children of air traffic controllers. ATCA's wonderful candidates, exceptional winners, and generous scholarship partners and donors are the ones who make it happen. The 2024 Scholarship will open for application submissions in March 2024, and will close on May 1, 2024. ATCA awards $75,000 worth of scholarships annually, and each scholarship recipient receives between $5,000 - $15,000.

Gabriel A. Hartl Scholarship - Students enrolled half- to full-time in a two- to four-year air traffic control program at an institution approved and/or licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration as directly supporting the FAA's college and training initiative.

Lawrence C. Fortier Memorial Scholarship - Students enrolled half- to full-time in a program leading to a bachelor's degree or higher in an aviation-related course of study.

Full-Time Employee Student Scholarship - Full-time employees enrolled in advanced study programs to improve their skills in air traffic control or an aviation discipline.

The Buckingham Memorial Scholarships - Awarded to children of Air Traffic Controller Specialists who are US Citizens and enrolled half- to full-time in a program leading to a bachelor’s degree or higher.

The CEPA PAPA Scholarship & Safety Foundation Program is a scholarship program for aspiring pilots. The program offers one $2,000 scholarship and two $1,000 scholarships.
The program is offered by the Palwaukee Airport Pilots Association. Applicants must be full-time students who are Illinois residents and attending or planning to attend an accredited school in Illinois.

A course of study in a recognized professional aviation program is defined as a flight training program, a professional aviation technician program, such as A&P or avionics technician, an aeronautical engineering program, an aviation business management program, or a program to become a professional in any field of aviation. Please note that there is a separate scholarship award for people who are pursuing a career path in aviation and are qualified for the Flight Training Scholarship for those training in a non-academic program.

The Buckingham Memorial Scholarships are awarded to children of Air Traffic Controller Specialists who are US Citizens and enrolled half- to full-time in a program leading to a bachelor’s degree or higher.

Eligibility:

Students enrolled half to full time in a two to four-year air traffic control program at an institution approved and/or licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration as directly supporting the FAA’s college and training initiative.
Accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university and planning to continue the following year. Attendance is equal to at least half-time (6 semester hours or the equivalent).
Must have a minimum of 30 semester or 45 quarter hours still to be completed before graduation.

Eligibility:

Students enrolled half to full time in a two to four-year air traffic control program at an institution approved and/or licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration as directly supporting the FAA’s college and training initiative.
Accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university and planning to continue the following year. Attendance is equal to at least half-time (6 semester hours or the equivalent).
Must have a minimum of 30 semester or 45 quarter hours still to be completed before graduation.

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Lawrence C. Fortier Memorial Scholarship - Students enrolled half- to full-time in a program leading to a bachelor's degree or higher in an aviation-related course of study.

Eligibility:

Students enrolled half to full time in a two to four-year air traffic control program at an institution approved and/or licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration as directly supporting the FAA’s college and training initiative.
Accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university and planning to continue the following year. Attendance is equal to at least half-time (6 semester hours or the equivalent).
Must have a minimum of 30 semester or 45 quarter hours still to be completed before graduation.

AAAE Scholarship for Accredited Airport Executives is sponsored by the American Association of Airport Executives Foundation (AAAE)

Amount(s) Awarded: $900 - $2,000

Scholarship Criteria:

Students are eligible to apply if they, their spouse, or one of their parents is an active A.A.E. Spouses and children of, as well as A.A.E.’s who are retired on disability pensions are also eligible, as are spouses and children of deceased A.A.E.’s who were in good standing at the time of disability or death.
Must be enrolled or plan on enrolling full or part-time in a U.S. accredited college or university in a program of undergraduate or graduate study;
Selection based on academic records, participation in school and community activities, work experience, a personal statement, and a recommendation from a school staff member.
Financial need is considered only in determining the size of the award once recipients are chosen.

Special Notes:

Multiple applications are accepted from the same family. A separate application is required for each student. The original award amount is predicated on the school on the original application. Subsequent changes in school may result in a reduced award amount. Award balances greater than $500 remaining in a students account after the tuition is paid should be returned to the AAAE Foundation. Award balances that are $500 or less may remain in the student’s account and used for educational expenses excluding room and board. The awards are not automatically renewable.

This scholarship is named for the late Janice K. Barden, who was active in the aviation community for decades and who served as chair of the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition Local Committee eight times, more than any other person in NBAA history.

Scholarships will be awarded for one academic year, and checks will be made payable to the school. Awards will be made to U.S. citizens or permanent residents without regard to sex, race, religion or national origin. Scholarship recipients must use the funds by the end of the academic year or risk forfeit of the award.

The ATCA Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to outstanding aviation students and children of air traffic controllers. ATCA's wonderful candidates, exceptional winners, and generous scholarship partners and donors are the ones who make it happen. With the continued support of the aviation community for this industry-sustaining program, we hope to award at least as much in the future. But we need your support to do it.

Full-time employees enrolled in advanced study programs to improve their skills in air traffic control or an aviation discipline.

One $8,000 scholarship will be awarded to a student seeking a degree in aviation maintenance. This scholarship is open to both high school seniors graduating in 2024 and current college-level students. Scholarship funds will be made out to both the student and their university, to be used to pay tuition or fees for aviation specific programs.

Preference is given to Chicagoland area residents/students.

CABAA, together with independent vendors FlightSafety and CAE, will award two applicants with advanced training toward a career in business aviation. One recipient will receive the FlightSafety Maintenance Initial course (Citation or similar). One recipient will receive the CAE Maintenance Initial Course (Citation or similar). This course is designed to meet the training requirements of aviation maintenance professionals maintaining each respective aircraft.

CABAA will provide partial reimbursement to assist with travel expenses. This will not cover all associated travel costs, and recipients will be responsible for remaining expenses. Preference given to Chicagoland area residents/students.

A $1,000 award to help fund flight training.

Applicant must

be a female,
reside in San Diego, Riverside, Orange or Imperial counties OR be a member of any chapter of the Southwest Section of the Ninety-Nines,
PPL applicants must have passed the written and soloed
If for an advanced rating/certificate, applicant must have Private certificate. Funds may be used to help fund Private Pilot training OR if a certified pilot applicant, may be used to fund training for the Instrument, Commercial, Multi Engine, or any Flight Instructor certificates. There is a 90 day limit to apply funds towards training.

The objective of the 101st Airborne Division Association and Screaming Eagle Foundation scholarship program is to provide financial assistance to students who have the potential to become assets to our nation.
The major factors to be considered in the evaluation and rating of applicants are eligibility, career objectives, academic record, and insight gained from the letter requesting consideration and letters of recommendation.

Eligibility

Applicant’s parents, grandparents, great grandparents, husband or wife is (or if deceased, was) a regular or life member (not an associate member) of the 101st Airborne Division Association.
Chappie Hall Scholarship – Applicant must maintain a 3.0 or better.
Al & Willamary Viste Scholarship – Applicant must maintain a minimum cumulative 3.75 or better (transcript required). Applicant must be either an upper classman (3rd or 4th year) or graduate student in a medical or science field.
Applicant shall not be attending nor accepted as a student to the United States Military Academy, the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, or the USCG Academy.

Application

Applicant must complete the Screaming Eagle Foundation, “Application for Scholarship” Form and provide all required documentation.
If qualified, students may apply for both the Chappie Hall and Al & Willamary Viste scholarships, but will only receive one.
Applicants may apply and receive an award each year for a maximum of four years for an undergraduate degree and two years for a graduate degree.

The Navigate Your Future Scholarship is offered to a high school graduate continuing his or her education in the aviation industry. By making scholarships available, NATF's goal is to foster and promote careers in the general aviation industry.

The Navigate Your Future Scholarship, in the amount of $2,500, is to be used for one year of full-time undergraduate study. One award will be granted each year.

Be a senior in high school planning a career in the general aviation field
Be enrolled or accepted into an aviation-related program at an accredited college or university
Submit the letter of acceptance from the college or university
Be able to demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career in general aviation

The Screaming Eagle Foundation in partnership with the Patriot Foundation offers secondary education and future use scholarship opportunities for surviving dependent children of Soldiers of the 101^st Airborne Division and Fort Campbell units who have been killed or severely wounded since September 11, 2001 in the Global War on Terror.

Scholarships are to be used for costs of tuition, books or fees at secondary colleges, universities or vocational/technical schools
Each scholarship will be awarded at the current value ($2500) of this year’s secondary school scholarship awards.
Applicants will be notified regarding award decisions before September 1st each year. Those who did not receive a scholarship will receive an email of the results. Recipients will receive a letter in addition to an email stating their selection and providing instructions to complete the process

The USRA Distinguished Undergraduate Awards provide college scholarship awards to students who have shown a career interest in science or engineering with an emphasis on space research or space science education, and aeronautics-related sciences.

USRA presents up to four scholarship awards to undergraduate students each fall as part of its Distinguished Undergraduate Award program.

Applicants must be full-time undergraduate students attending a four-year accredited college or university that offers courses leading to a degree in science or engineering. Applicants must be within two (2) years of earning a B.S. or a B.A. in a field of science and engineering, including life science and science education by the time the award is received. Scholarship awards are made in the fall, with applications accepted during the summer.

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AASF Memorial Scholarships The Alaskan Aviation Safety Foundation provides scholarships to individuals who want to develop their aviation careers. There are three scholarships available each year for up to $2,000 each:

The Tom Wardleigh Memorial Scholarship
The Virginia Hyatt Memorial Scholarship
The Ellen Paneok Memorial Scholarship

These annual AASF Scholarships are established with funds received from families.

The Alaskan Aviation Safety Foundation (AAFS) Memorial Scholarship is available to students who are enrolled in an aviation-related program. The scholarship is open to two-year colleges and trade/technical schools. To be eligible for the scholarship, students must participate in an aviation-related program with a qualified instructor or at an accredited college or university. The AAFS is a non-profit membership organization that aims to improve aviation safety in Alaska through education, research, and advocacy.

The Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Advanced Science and Technology aims to attract outstanding U.S. researchers to work in Australia in priority areas of research for DST Group that will lead to ongoing collaborative partnerships between Australia and the U.S. and develop skills and capabilities in emerging fields of science and technology.

The Fulbright Distinguished Chair will be appointed to the Australian Defence Science and Technology Group (DST Group), or another Australian research institution that is linked to DST Group, for the relevant research program. The Chair will work on a specific research project during their term (5-6 months), and be expected to engage with faculty and students through occasional guest lectures and seminars. They will also explore long-term collaborations and institutional linkages. The project must meet the objectives of the Fulbright program to foster mutual understanding through educational and cultural exchange and support the binational relationship.

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The NASA Connecticut Space Grant Consortium (CTSGC) offers Undergraduate Research Grants to support undergraduate research. Students can receive one award per academic year. The number and amount of awards given each year can be found on the NASA CTSGC website. The CTSGC's mission is to support NASA STEM Engagement goals and objectives. The CTSGC also offers a new undergraduate scholarship for students interested in fields of interest to NASA. The NASA Internships, Fellowships, and Scholarships (NIFS) category includes:

Graduate and undergraduate research fellowships
Scholarships
Project grants
Student travel grants
NASA internships Applicants for NASA scholarships are evaluated on their academic achievement, financial need, and involvement in school or community activities.

The NSHSS Foundation STEM Scholarship is for high school seniors who want to major in or pursue a STEM degree. The scholarship is for underrepresented groups and is intended to help reduce financial barriers.

To be eligible for the NSHSS Foundation STEM Scholarship, students must:

Be a high school senior
Have a minimum GPA of 3.0
Be pursuing a degree in, or closely related to, one of the following STEM disciplines:
- Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering
- Biosciences/Pre-med/health-related fields
- Chemical Engineering The scholarship covers the cost of college expenses for four years, including tuition, living expenses, books, and other educational expenses.

The NSHSS Foundation also offers scholarships for STEM majors in other areas, such as business, economics, public policy, and environmental science and sustainability.

Bonnie started her career as an educator, moving on to the aviation and aerospace industry, and spending almost 30 years working in commercial aviation and space programs. Upon retirement her passion for aviation blossomed while volunteering at The Museum of Flight, where she loved to lead tours attired as a Women Airforce Service

Pilot (WASP) and share their stories. Bonnie always wanted to extend the opportunities for women in aviation, and we, her family, are proud to fund a scholarship in her name. In addition to all WAI requirements, the applicant shall be pursuing higher education toward a STEM career with plans to enter a career in aviation or aerospace. The applicant must be enrolled (or committed to attending) an accredited institution (includes two- and four-year colleges, technical institutes, and certificate programs), have experience volunteering in STEM or aviation-related events and/or WAI activities in the previous year. In your WAI application essay, include detailed explanations of the applicant’s career plans, goals, and volunteer experiences.

The scholarship must be expensed within one year of receipt and will be paid directly to an accredited program/institution. Funds may be applied to tuition, books, or laboratory fees. STEM careers include science, technology, engineering, mathematics, business, air traffic controller, avionics technician, dispatch certification, aircraft mechanic, meteorologist, or educator for the subject matters. Funds may not be used for housing, transportation, flight training, meals, or incidental expenses.

Preference will be given to local candidates within the Seattle/Washington state area, but all applicants will be considered based upon character, need, community involvement, and accomplishments.

High School Scholarship Requirements:

First, the applicant must be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident.
Furthermore, the applicant must currently be a junior or senior attending high school in the U.S. for the flight training scholarships.
For the aircraft mechanic scholarship, applicants must currently be a senior attending high school in the U.S.
Applicants must be turning 16 years of age or older on or before December 31, 2023 (flight training); or, you must be 18 years old by time of completing program (aircraft mechanic)
All applicants must be able to start training within 12 months of receiving the scholarship.
Also, you must be able to use the scholarship within 24 months.
Additionally, you must have parent or guardian’s approval if under 18 years of age.
Most importantly, applicants must have consistent, reliable transportation to attend Epic Flight Academy or be willing to relocate here during training.
Finally, you must be able to present a Third Class Medical for the flight training scholarship.

ISA+21 awards two B737 or A320 type ratings valued each at $10,000 each year.

Type Rating Scholarship winners will complete their training with Flight Training International in Miami, Dallas, or Denver USA.

Applicants must satisfy all of the following requirements:

An ATP (or ICAO equivalent) license
A minimum of 2500 hours total flight time
A minimum of 500 multi-engine turbine flight time included in the total time, and
A current first class medical certificate
In pursuit of a career as an airline pilot

Conditions:

Only one Type Rating Scholarship is allowed in a lifetime
Applicants may apply as many times as they wish
Winner has 18 months to complete training
Funds will be paid directly to the approved flight school
The winner is responsible for travel, housing, and personal expenses during training
Open to female applicants, as indicated on their pilot certificate

The Science Talent Search (STS), the nation’s oldest and most prestigious science and math competition for high school seniors, was launched by the Society and Westinghouse in 1942.

Then and today, the competition seeks to identify the nation’s next generation of scientific leaders. The 40 STS finalists receive scholarships and a trip to Washington D.C. where they have an opportunity to interact with one another in addition to meeting prominent scientists and politicians.

Westinghouse sponsored the competition for the first 55 years, followed by Intel from 1998-2016. STS is currently sponsored by Regeneron as part of a 10-year, $100 million commitment to the Society. Today, nearly 2,000 high school seniors apply to Regeneron STS annually, competing for more than $3 million in awards, including a top prize of $250,000.

Bob Gana was an accomplished welder and machinist. Through hard work and a dedication to continuous learning, Bob built a successful career doing work he really enjoyed. He travelled the world with his job at General Electric, sharing stories about his experiences in power plants in and outside the United States. The Bob Gana Memorial Scholarship was created to inspire others that are interested in further developing their talents in welding, machining or similar trades.

Bob's wife and 2 daughters miss him immensely after his sudden death in December, 2022 due to complications from diabetes. To celebrate Bob's memory, this scholarship was created in his honor. Bob was a proud member of many unions throughout his career.

The National Air Transportation Foundation (NATF) established the Pioneers of Flight Scholarship Program in 1989 to offer financial assistance and encouragement to young people in the pursuit of academic excellence. By making scholarships available, NATF's ultimate goal is to foster and promote careers in the general aviation industry.

The scholarships (including the Tim Bolgeo Memorial Scholarship) are sponsored by IRG supporters Baen Books and Rob and Ruann Hampson are merit-based, and require applicants to complete an essay with their application forms.

Applicants for the undergraduate scholarships must be high school seniors or present undergraduates in the United States and its territories who plan to pursue their first undergraduate degree in any related field related to interstellar travel missions and establishing successful civilizations at any accredited, four-year American college or university. Applicants for the graduate scholarship must be full-time college or university students majoring in field related to interstellar travel missions and seeking a graduate degree (e.g. MS, EngD, JD, non-exclusive) from an accredited college or university in the United States.

The Interstellar Research Group “was created to foster and assist the study, research and experimentation necessary to make human interstellar travel a reality, with untold benefits to life on Earth,” said IRG President Emeritus John Preston. “We can imagine no better way to demonstrate that goal than the creation of these scholarships, helping new generations of thinkers, builders and explorers to set their sights on the stars.”

AIAA is awarding up to four $10,000 scholarships to high school seniors who enroll in an engineering major at a college or university!

The Roger W. Kahn Scholarship was created to honor the memory of Roger Kahn (1907–1962) and his passion for aviation and entertainment. Kahn spent the latter part of his career at Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation as a test pilot and then managed the technical service and sales division. In the 1940s, Kahn was actively involved with the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences (one of the predecessor organizations of AIAA) and later served as its vice president. Kahn also was an accomplished jazz musician as early as the 1920s, composing songs often featured in stage productions and early films, as well as leading numerous orchestras. He became a recording artist for some of the first record labels including Victor, Brunswick, and Columbia.

Scholarship also includes:

Complimentary airfare and hotel to attend the 2024 AIAA Awards Gala
A mentor from AIAA’s professional members to help guide the student to achieve a career in aerospace.

Applications for the AIAA Roger W. Kahn Scholarship open 1 September and close on 31 December at 2359 hrs ET.

The Tuskegee Airmen, one of the most recognized and decorated groups to serve in the Army Air Corps during World War II, are now leading the fight for educational excellence. By providing scholarships for first-year students entering college, the Tuskegee Airmen remain active and engaged in one of today's most critical causes, bridging the gap between high school and post-secondary education.

Continuing a legacy of courage and commitment to issues of social justice and equality, the Tuskegee Airmen in 1978 created a fund aimed at providing scholarships for deserving students, the financially challenged, as well as the children of servicemen. These undergraduate scholarships serve to supplement the heavy financial burden of students entering college and are offered to African Americans, Hispanics, Asians, other ethnic minorities as well as other applicants without regard to race.

The scholarship fund, now named the Tuskegee Airmen Scholarship Foundation (TASF) has granted over 1,580 scholarships totaling over $2 million to help needy students pay for college. Each year the Foundation with the support of dedicated donors, government employees, corporations, and educational advocates, presents $1,500 scholarship awards to 40 students who instill the ideals, leadership and commitment as exemplified by the Tuskegee Airmen.

The Foundation places particular emphasis on students who will pursue careers in aviation, aerospace, and science technology, honoring the living and deceased members of the Tuskegee Airmen who overcame racial barriers to achieving their dreams of becoming pilots, aviators, as well as air and ground support personnel.

Each year Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships are usually awarded to qualified members for five different scholarship types, including two specialized scholarships: an Emergency Maneuver Training Scholarship and an International Scholarship for pilots in developing countries. In addition, the Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Fund (AEMSF) provides Research Scholarship Grants and, for Student Pilot members, the First Wings Awards. 99s members and other individuals have donated to the Fund through their estate bequests, individual gifts, and the Perpetual Scholarship program. Since 1941, the AEMSF has awarded over 800 scholarships plus more than 300 awards to student pilots working toward their first certificate. The amount awarded for these scholarships, including Research Scholar Grants and Fly Now/First Wings Awards exceeds $12 Million. The AEMSF's investment account is currently valued at over $6 Million.

There are five separate Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship applications in order to accommodate the most common types of requests. The applicant should use the application form most appropriate to her circumstances and goal.

Among other eligibility requirements, the applicant must be a member of The Ninety-Nines for at least one year.

Lt Col Hanna’s family and CAP offer this flight scholarship to help cadets attain their Private Pilot's Certificate. This scholarship provides up to $5,000 which can be used for local flight training at a FBO (FAA part 61 or 141) or training on CAP aircraft with a CAP flight instructor.

Must be a current cadet that has completed a CAP Powered Solo Flight Academy at the Wing, Region, or National-level and earned the solo rating
Must review the background information on this flight scholarship. Click this link.
Submit an essay, no longer than one page, explaining why you should be selected for this scholarship and your knowledge of the life of Lt. Col. Hanna. It should include long-term goals with regard to aviation and service.

The Lt Col William E. Hanna Jr. Memorial Flight Scholarship honors the legacy of Lt Col William E. Hanna Jr., whose career spanned military service in World War II as a navigator on a US Army Air Force OA-10A "Cat", to impactful roles in civil service, including contributions to the Department of Defense, NASA, and the Social Security Administration. Hanna was instrumental in the Nuclear Engine for Rocket Vehicle Application (NERVA) program and introduced computer technology to the SSA. After his military career, he continued his service by engaging in political roles, serving as the Mayor of Rockville, Maryland, and as a Montgomery County Councilman, where he was known for his integrity, innovation, and commitment to arts, affordable housing, and the life sciences sector.

Hanna's dedication extended into community service through the Civil Air Patrol and his elected positions, where he worked tirelessly for the betterment of his community and the country. His contributions to life sciences and affordable housing have left a lasting impact. The flight scholarship named in his honor aims to support cadets in the Civil Air Patrol who have demonstrated a commitment to continuing their education and career in aeronautical fields, reflecting Hanna's values of service, excellence, and innovation.

You must be between the ages of 16-24 on April 25th of the scholarship year you are applying for
You must not currently hold a Private Pilot Certificate- Airplane
You must be a US citizen or legal permanent resident
You must of good moral character (have no misdemeanor or felony convictions)
You must be able to read, write, and speak English to FAA standards
You must be able to obtain a FAA Third-Class Medical certificate (only requested if selected for scholarship)
The scholarship recipient must commit to using scholarship funds towards their private pilot certificate within 8 months of being named a recipient.

The application is posted in September each year with the deadline being around mid January of the following year.

Yvonne and Naomi endowed the Brill Family Scholarship in 2008. Undergraduate students in their sophomore, junior, or senior year and studying aerospace or biomedical engineering are eligible to apply.

Established in 2008, the Brill Family Scholarship honors the legacy of pioneering aerospace engineer Yvonne Brill and her commitment to mentoring women in engineering. Yvonne's notable inventions, including the hydrazine-resistojet thruster, have significantly advanced satellite technology, leading to her receiving the National Medal of Technology and Innovation from President Barack Obama in 2011. Her daughter, Naomi Brill, a retired mechanical engineer recognized for her contributions to portable drug pump manufacturing, co-founded the scholarship to continue their tradition of mentorship.

The Brill Family Scholarship focuses on supporting undergraduate students in their sophomore, junior, or senior years who are pursuing aerospace or biomedical engineering degrees. With a financial award of $3,000, the scholarship targets students who are passionate about these fields, reflecting the Brill family's considerable contributions to aerospace and biomedical advancements.

This scholarship not only provides financial assistance but also honors the Brill family's enduring dedication to encouraging younger generations of women in the engineering sector. It's an investment in the future of aerospace and biomedical engineering, aiming to inspire and support students committed to making significant contributions in these innovative fields.

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The scholarship aims to support women engineers who are sophomores or juniors pursuing Aerospace Engineering (AeroE) or Chemical Engineering (ChE) degrees. It offers a $1,500 award, renewable for one year, to assist women in making a difference in engineering,

The Roberta Banaszak Gleiter – Engineering Endeavour Scholarship, established in 2013, commemorates the remarkable career and contributions of Roberta Banaszak Gleiter to the field of engineering and her unwavering support for women in the profession. As a trailblazing chemical engineer who graduated from Purdue University in 1960, Roberta faced significant challenges in a male-dominated field but went on to have a fulfilling career at The Aerospace Corporation from 1980 to 2020.

Throughout her career, Roberta was deeply involved with the Society of Women Engineers (SWE), holding several leadership positions including Society President, and was honored as a SWE Fellow in 2000. Her work extended beyond SWE; she was the CEO of the Global Institute for Technology & Engineering, Vice Chair of the American Association of Engineering Societies, and contributed to the National Science Foundation. Her efforts were recognized with multiple awards, including The Aerospace Corporation Woman of the Year and Purdue’s Outstanding Chemical Engineer Award.

The Flying Musicians Association (FMA) Solo Program is a unique scholarship initiative designed by the Flying Musicians Association, an organization that blends the passions of music and aviation. This program specifically targets high school music students who have a strong desire to learn how to fly. Its main goal is to support these students on their journey to achieve a significant milestone in aviation: the completion of their first solo flight. This is a critical step for anyone aspiring to become a pilot, marking the transition from student to aviator, where they fly an aircraft alone for the first time without an instructor aboard.

The FMA Solo Program recognizes the parallels between the disciplines of music and aviation, particularly the dedication, practice, and precision required to excel in both fields. By leveraging the students' musical discipline, the program aims to foster their development as pilots, underlining the belief that skills honed in music can be effectively translated into flying.

Selected students are provided with scholarships that cover aspects of their flight training up to and including their first solo flight. This financial support is crucial, as it opens up opportunities for young aviators who might otherwise be unable to afford the costs associated with flight training. Beyond the financial aspect, scholarship recipients become part of a community that shares their dual interests in music and aviation, offering networking opportunities, mentorship, and support from like-minded individuals.

FMA Solo Program

Offers:

Flight Training through solo (~15hrs)
Assistance in obtaining flight training materials
Assistance in obtaining flight gear
Sponsored Student Membership in FMA
FMA shirt & other swag
Designated FMA Youth Ambassador in their region
Opportunity to perform outreach at events

Requirements:

Nominated by music director/teacher
Passion for music
Passion for aviation and desire to Learn to Fly
Junior or Senior High School Music Student
Minimum Age – 16 (by March 31 of the year award is given)
Proof of Citizenship (Country Where Training is to Take Place)
Able to obtain a 3rd Class FAA medical, state issued driver license or equivalent
Parental Approval (if under 18 years old)

Dates to Remember:

Nominations Due by January 31
Finalists Notified March 1
Finalists Acceptance Due March 31
Awards Announced and Recipients Notified May 1

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The Scholarship Application window opens every October 31st and closes the following January 31st. Awards are made each May. Information on the requirements and limitations can be found below.

Eligibility

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Frank Der Yuen was an internationally respected aeronautical engineer, airline executive, and consultant. A graduate of Harvard and MIT, he designed the all-weather, self-propelled passenger loading bridges for airliners that are used in every major airport. Mr. Der Yuen served as Executive Director of the Honolulu Airlines Committee, and vice president of Aloha Airlines. He was one of the designers of the Daniel K. Inouye (Honolulu) International Airport, and helped create Pacific Aerospace Museum once housed there.

The Frank Der Yuen Aviation Scholarship honors the aviation legacy of Frank Der Yuen. It is a competitive program that supports Hawaii residents who want to pursue aviation-related education and training. Financial grants of at least $1,000 are awarded each year to Hawaii residents who have been accepted, or are enrolled, in an aviation-related program at an accredited trade school, college, or university. Awards will be made without regard to gender, race, religion, or national origin.

Residency and Enrollment: Applicants must be U.S. citizens and enrolled in a full-time undergraduate program at a WSGC member institution in Wisconsin. They must demonstrate a strong commitment to a career in space science or aerospace.
Academic Performance: A minimum grade point average (GPA) is often required, demonstrating the applicant's strong academic performance and potential for success in their chosen space-related field.
Field of Study: The scholarship is open to students across various disciplines, provided their course of study is relevant to space science or aerospace. This includes, but is not limited to, engineering, physics, astronomy, and earth science.
Research and Involvement: Preference may be given to students actively participating in research or projects related to space or aerospace. Applicants might need to describe their research or project involvement in their application.

Research awards will be provided to qualified undergraduate students to create and implement a small research study of their own design that is directly related to their interests and career objectives in STEM-related studies supporting NASA Mission Directorates. The student may work alone or with a faculty or research staff advisor; however, the conceptualization and design of the project should be their own. Awards will emphasize effective student research and mentoring arrangements. Students from small colleges and universities, and from departments with newly developing space research infrastructure, are especially encouraged to apply. WSGC will facilitate mentoring arrangements if necessary.

$5,000 Spring 2024
$5,000 Summer 2024
$5,000 Academic Year 2024-2025

Applicants who meet the following requirements can apply for the UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP:

U.S. citizen
Enrolled full-time in, admitted to, or applied to any undergraduate program at a WSGC college or university
Enrolled in a STEM program of study and demonstrating an interest in aerospace or supporting NASA’s mission
Minimum 3.0 GPA (Proposals that include a GPA of less than 3.0 will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis)
Completed application online (see Supporting Materials Required with Application below)

The Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium invites proposals for value-added, higher education teaching/training projects related to any space or aerospace discipline. This is a seed-grant program for faculty implemented undergraduate education projects which support the most innovative ideas on how to increase the space and aerospace content of undergraduate university and college offerings.

Multi-institutional Awards: up to $15,000
Major Awards: up to $10,000
Minor Awards: up to $5,000

Requirements:

WSGC affiliate member universities or colleges are eligible. Industry, nonprofit associations, and nonmembers can propose programs and work jointly with one of our academic members, providing the educational activity occurs at a member campus (e.g., visiting lectureship, an extension course, nonprofit group offering).
Students funded through this grant must be U.S. Citizens.
Affiliate member institutions must have affiliate award agreement documents on file with the WSGC Program Office.
Higher Education Incentives must align with at least one of NASA Mission Directorates.
The Consortium especially encourages applications from women, underrepresented communities and persons with disabilities.
Minimum 1:1 match

The VSGC Undergraduate STEM Research Scholarship Program provides awards of up to $8,500 to rising juniors and seniors who are enrolled full-time in a program of study in STEM and have a specific faculty-mentored research project that has NASA or aerospace relevance. Allied Health Sciences majors are not eligible for this program.

This is a competitive scholarship program, funded by NASA and the Commonwealth of Virginia contributions.

Awards are one-year, non-renewable scholarships. Students may apply for the following:

• A $3,000 student stipend during the academic year and
• A $3,500 stipend during summer (must be specified in the application)
• $1,000 research allocation for materials and travel to support research activities conducted during the academic year and/or $1,000 research allocation during the summer (if doing summer research)

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One or multiple Marty Rosness Student Scholarship(s) may be awarded annually by the Arizona Airports Association (AzAA) for an amount totaling $2,500 or less (not to exceed $1,250 per recipient). Please note the following provisions:

• Applicants are NOT required to be a member of AzAA to apply
• Applicants must be enrolled in an aviation related degree or program in the state of Arizona
• Scholarship(s) will be awarded at the annual AzAA Spring Conference
• Scholarship recipients will be required to attend the AzAA Spring Conference to receive the award
• Recipients are provided a complimentary conference registration and reimbursement of mileage and hotel accommodations for the night of the banquet upon receipt of acceptable documentation
• Recipient(s) will be advised of the conference dates and locations in advance and must submit a registration form for the conference a minimum of two (2) weeks prior to the conference

Application Requirements:

• The entire application, including this page, must be completed and returned to ensure eligibility. It is very important that you answer all questions completely and accurately; incomplete applications will not be considered
• Applicants must submit a current copy of college academic transcripts from the institution they are presently attending
• Applicants may submit a resume or any additional information believed to be pertinent
• If you need additional room to respond to any portion of this application, please attach a sheet that includes a reference to the question or section you are responding to
• APPLICATIONS ARE DUE IN THE SAME FISCAL YEAR OF WHICH THE EVENT TAKES PLACE

The Dan L. Meisinger Sr. Memorial Learn to Fly Scholarship, in the amount is $2,500, is to be used for the express purpose of initial or primary flight training.

Applicants of the Dan L. Meisinger Sr. Memorial Learn to Fly Scholarship must be:

A college student currently enrolled in an aviation program
A high academic achiever with a "B" average or better
Recommended by an aviation professional, although direct applications are acceptable
Residents of Kansas, Missouri or Illinois will be given preference

Available Scholarships Include

Air Academy Alumni Scholarship

Supports initial flight training towards reaching solo flight or private pilot certificate

Recipient must have attended EAA’s Air Academy and has not yet received their private pilot certificate

John S. Bradbury Memorial Scholarship

Supports flight training for a young person as part of the Young Eagles program interested in the pursuit of flight

Friends of Pete Bunce Flight Training Scholarship

Supports candidates seeking to complete a private pilot certificate or additional rating. Preference given to current and prior Wisconsin residents and those with financial need

Adapt to Fly Scholarship

Created to help those with disabilities explore the world of aviation

Awarded to a person with a disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and that meets the qualifications for a Class 3 Medical or Sport Pilot Certificate, which include, but are not limited to, being at least 17 years of age, a U.S. citizen with a valid driver’s license, and able to operate the controls of a training aircraft

Cliff Chetwin Fund

This fund will be used to support young people in becoming pilots, with preference given to female pilots and flight instructors, and to Young Eagles

Tex Edwards Scholarship

Supports flight training for youth or adults
Joey Ermel "Do Your Impeccable Best" Tailwheel Endorsement Scholarship

Supports an individual to receive their tailwheel endorsement. Preference given to prior or current Young Eagles or Young Eagle Pilot, applicants who actively volunteer with an EAA chapter, and has 50+ total flight hours
Noah Favaregh Flight Training Scholarship

Supports a student who has already soloed but needs financial assistance to complete their training

Harrison Ford Scholarship

Supports a Young Eagle in their dreams of flight or another career in aviation, preference given to those with financial need. Can support EAA Air Academy tuition, flight training support, or any aviation-related degree or technical program

Florence Gregory Coffy Endowment Fund

Helps fund deserving young women to begin or continue flight training

Stephen (Ben) Haas Fund

Supports a student in obtaining aa private pilot certificate, preference given to Young Eagles

Richard R. Harper Memorial Scholarship

Two scholarships available, one to a Young Eagle and one for an Eagle Flight scholarship, with demonstrated financial need and a GPA of 3.8 or greater

Jason Kurt Lohr Aviation Scholarship

Supports fixed wing flight training for a high school graduate aged 18-23 years old, who has completed their first solo flight

Tinker Murdock Family Fund

Supports flight training for a Young Eagle or Next Step applicant seeking to further aviation training by completing a private pilot certificate

Internship also available for a college student pursuing a degree in the aviation field
PenFed Credit Union Scholarship

Supports students who have a 3.0 or better GPA, as well as significant extracurricular activities, with a preference given to aviation activities. Additional preference will be provided to applicants that have a military background or are part of a military family.
WASP Endowment Fund

Provides funding for flight training not associated with EAA’s Aviation Foundation, preference given to Young Eagles

Also supports an internship for EAA’s Air Academy summer programs
Elgin Wells, Jr. Starjammer CFI Scholarship

Supports flight training in pursuit of becoming CFI. Must pass FAA written exams for CFI training, and hold a valid pilot certificate or medical certificate prior to being granted the award

Open to Virginia high school seniors
Must have at least a 3.50 unweighted GPA
Must be enrolled or accepted into an aviation-related program at an accredited college.

This a $2,000 scholarship is for ny graduating senior of any Wyoming high school or past graduate of a Wyoming high school. Graduates of Fremont and Hot Springs Counties have preference. who plan to study a field related to aviation. These fields are listed below.

Aeronautical Science
Aeronautical Technology
Aerospace Administration
Aerospace Electronics
Aerospace Maintenance Management
Aerospace Technology
Air Traffic Controller
Air Traffic Management
Aircraft Fueler
Aircraft Loadmaster
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Aircraft Maintenance Management
Airline Management
Airplane Inspector
Airport Management
Aviation Administration
Aviation Computer Science
Aviation Electronic Systems
Aviation Electronics Technician
Aviation Flight Technology
Aviation Maintenance Technician
Aviation Management
Aviation Marketing
Aviation Science
Avionics Engineering
Avionics Management
Fire Fighter
Flight Attendant
Flight Dispatch and Scheduling
Flight Dispatcher
Flight Operations
Flight Operations Management
International Air
Meteorology
Powerplant & Airframe Technology
Professional Flight Management
Professional Pilot
Safety Science
Sky Marshal or Air Marshal
Transportation Management

Must be 16 years old at the time of application deadline
Scholarships must be used at a flight-training program or post-secondary institution within the US or Canada
Selection criteria varies based on individual scholarships (ex. GPA, state of residence, financial need, etc.)

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In honor of Dan "Uniball" Lansing.

The ideal applicant for this scholarship:

Will be or is going to a trade school – welding, electrician, plumbing, etc.
Has overcome some personal adversity.
Is a high school senior or currently at a trade school.

To apply, please answer three simple questions. We encourage focusing on quality over quantity in your responses.

1. What trade are you pursuing and why are you passionate about it?

2. What are your future plans after your trade education?

3. Describe a time in your life when you overcame adversity? How did you work through it?

This scholarship is named after Richard L. Taylor, Professor Emeritus, who for 22 years was the director of flight operations and education at The Ohio State University. Professor Taylor is the award-winning author of 14 books on aviation, including Instrument Flying, IFR for VFR Pilots and Understanding Flying. Professor Taylor's vision, insight and drive helped expand flight education and training at Ohio State. His distinctive leadership fostered extensive opportunities for aviation students to further their careers as professional pilots.

The Richard L. Taylor Flight Training Scholarship of $1,500, is to be used for one year of full-time undergraduate study. One award will be granted each year.

Applicants of the Richard L. Taylor Flight Training Scholarship must be:

Be enrolled in an accredited college/university
Be enrolled in a flight program through the college/university with aspirations to become a professional pilot (general or commercial aviation)
Have a private pilot's license - a copy must be included in application the packet
Have a GPA of 3.0 or greater. (Applicant must submit an official transcript)
Complete the official application
Be a senior in high school planning a career in the general aviation field

The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) is an international trade association dedicated to fostering and advancing the general welfare, safety, interests, and activities of the global business and general aviation industry. GAMA represents over 140 of the world’s leading manufacturers of general aviation aircraft, engines, avionics, and components, as well as operators of maintenance facilities, fixed base operations, aircraft fleets, and pilot and training facilities. GAMA offers the Edward W. Stimpson Aviation Excellence Award annually as part of its commitment to advancing careers in general aviation.

Awarded to a graduating U.S. high school senior who has been accepted to and will be enrolled in an aviation degree core program at the student’s chosen college/university.

Scholarship Amount: $2,000

Be a current student at a U.S. high school, graduating in the Spring of 2024;
Be accepted to and enrolling in an institution for an aviation-related degree program (e.g., flight training, aviation management, aerospace engineering, aviation maintenance); and
Have a 3.0 or better grade point average (on a 4.0 scale).

The AIAA Lockheed Martin Marillyn Hewson Scholarship was created in 2022 to encourage young women to study aerospace engineering and pursue a career in the aerospace defense industry. The scholarship is named for Marillyn Hewson, former chairman, president, and chief executive officer of Lockheed Martin Corporation. She joined Lockheed Martin in 1983 as an industrial engineer. During her career she held leadership positions across the corporation, including president and chief operating officer; executive vice president of Lockheed Martin’s Electronic Systems business area; president of Lockheed Martin Systems Integration; executive vice president of Global Sustainment for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics.

AIAA is awarding one $10,000 scholarship to a female high school senior who is intending to pursue an engineering major at a college or university in the United States or one of its territories.

To Apply:

Transcript showing your G.P.A. out of a 4.0 scale
A 500-1,000 word essay specifying your career objectives and the academic program you want to follow to achieve them
Letter of recommendation from teachers, counselors, or professional references. Letters from friends or family will not be accepted.
A resume

Eligibility:

Currently enrolled high school senior intending to pursue an aerospace STEM Major in one of the following majors:

Aerospace Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Physics

Minimum high school GPA of 2.50/4.00

Must be a U.S. Citizen

Must Demonstrate Financial Need

Should demonstrate an interest in a career in the aerospace defense sector

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