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2022 Collegiate Aviation Scholarship Catalog sixteenth edition

The most comprehensive source of colleges & universities offering degrees in avaition.

DO YOU HAVE AN AVIATION RELATED SCHOLARSHIP YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE LISTED IN THIS CATALOG OR SHARED WITH STUDENTS?

UAA will list scholarships free of charge in our publications, list them on our website, and distribute them electronically to our membership.

Electronic distribution includes: • Collegiate Aviation Scholarship Catalog.• UAA Connect monthly newsletter.• Blast emails to students and faculty.

To qualify for no-cost listings a scholarship listed must be made available to UAA students to further their collegiate education and must meet both of the following criteria:

1. Specifically aviation related.2. Available to assist students pursuing a degree in aviation

at any member college or university of their choosing.

We do not distribute general scholarship opportunities that are not aviation specific (such as photography, dog owners, or pageants), and we do not list or distribute scholarships specific to non-collegiate aviation (general aviation). Nor do we publish scholarships requiring admission to a single college or university as an award criteria. Georgraphic residence, veteran status, gender, minority, or other applicant specific criteria are permitted.

If you have scholarships available that meet this criteria, contact Laura Swanson [email protected] and she will be happy to send you a form to have your scholarship included in the next issue.

Collegiate Aviation Scholarship Catalog - Sixteenth Edition300+ Scholarships awarded annually to aviation majors!

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Editorial TeamDawn Vinson, Editor Missy Reece, Copy Editor

Geoff Ware, Publications Designer Laura Swanson, Advertising Coordinator

Cover Designed by Nathan Garner

UAA Board of Trustees President Dr. Mary Johnson, Purdue University Vice President Dr. Chaminda Prelis, Middle Tennessee State University Treasurer Capt. Tyler Tenbrink, Piedmont AirlinesSecretary Dr. John Mott, Purdue UniversityPast President Dr. Samuel Pavel, Southern Illinois University Carbondale Trustees Dr. James Birdsong, Auburn University Aviation Nate Eisenman, FedExDr. Scott Firsing, ALSIMDr. Christina Hiers, Middle Tennessee State UniversityMatthew Johnston, California Aeronautical UniversityKevin Kuhlmann, Metropolitan State University of DenverWilliam Kwong, Boeing Global ServicesDr. Ryan Leick, Utah Valley UniversityDr. Rebecca Lutte, University of Nebraska OmahaCarla Pinto, Broward CollegeClay Pittman, Sinclair Community CollegeMark Taylor, US Aviation GroupDr. Jonathan Velazquez, Inter American University Puerto RicoDr. Ryan Wallace, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach

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The University Aviation Association (UAA) is the voice of collegiate aviation education to its members, the industry, government and the general public. Through the collective expertise of its members, this nonprofit organization plays a pivotal role in the advancement of degree-granting aviation programs that represent all segments of the aviation industry.

Today, UAA has more than 1,200 members, including approximately 150+ institutions worldwide. Through doing research, publication, and the sharing of best practices, the organization and its members are well equipped to meet the evolving needs of the aviation industry and the 21st century.

UAA provides a forum for students, faculty, staff, and practitioners to share ideas, to enhance the quality of education, and to develop stronger programs and curricula.

If you want to ensure the quality of collegiate academic programs, UAA is for you. If you want to benefit from the technical expertise and knowledge of professionals from academia and industry, UAA is for you. If you want to influence curricula development, industry standards and aviation policy, UAA is for you. If you want to have an impact on the future of aviation, UAA is for YOU.

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The Voice Of Collegiate Aviation

IntroductionThe University Aviation Association (UAA) is a nonprofit organization that represents colleges and universities that offer academic degree programs in aviation at both the undergraduate and graduate level.

The purpose of this publication is to consolidate the publicly available information concerning collegiate aviation scholarships in one document. It is expected that the university aviation student, students’ parents, and faculty members, as well as prospective students and their parents, will find the information in this catalog useful.

In all, this publication describes how to obtain applications for over 300+ collegiate aviation scholarship awards with a total value of over one million dollars.

In order to ensure accuracy of the data, extensive cross checking was performed with online sources. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of all scholarships though every attempt is made to update each scholarship every year. Scholarship sponsors that find an error in the listing are requested to send a corrected version of their listing to [email protected].

This scholarship listing is one of the many publications and services offered by the University Aviation Association. For more information, visit the UAA website at www.uaa.aero. The total number of scholarships and the amounts of scholarships listed in this catalog, while impressive, are a small part of the total financial aid possibilities available to college aviation students.

Other sources of financial aid that are available include:• Federal and state grant scholarship and loan programs.• Collegiate institution supported grant, foundation, tuition waiver, and student-work programs.• Departmental scholarships available to specific majors.

University Aviation Association is located in the Memphis metro area.UAA is comprised of more than 1,200 members from more than 150 colleges and universities in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Europe, and Asia. The organization and its members are poised to meet the ever-changing needs of the aviation industry and address the challenges of the 21st century. Through the collective expertise of our members, UAA plays a pivotal role in the advancement of degree granting aviation programs that represent all segments of aviation. A professional association & unifying voice for promoting and furthering aviation education as a collegiate academic discipline.

If you want to ensure the quality of collegiate academic programs, UAA is for you. If you want to benefit from the technical expertise and knowledge of professionals from academia and industry, UAA is for you. If you want to influence curricula development, industry standards and aviation policy, UAA is for you. If you want to have an impact on the future of aviation, UAA is for YOU.

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UAA Members Only ......................... ......4-7

Airport-Related ....................................... 8-9

Air Traffic Control & Airways .......... 10-11

Aviation In General .............................. 12-17

Aviation Management ...................... 18-19

Avionics & Aircraft Electronics ... 20-25

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion .... 26-27

Flight & Pilot ......................................... 28-35

Geographic Residency ....................36-45

Graduate School ............................... 46-47

High School .......................................... 48-53

International Students .......................... 55

Mechanic (A&P) .................................. 56-61

Military & Veteran ............................. 62-67

Women .................................................... 68-82

Additional Resources ............................. 83

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CAE SimuFlite Citation Type Rating ScholarshipScholarship SponsorCAE SimuFlite Training International (CAE) & University Aviation Association (UAA)

Contact8092 Memphis Ave., Ste. 132, Millington, TN 38053www.uaa.aero

Usual DeadlineMay

Amount(s) AwardedFour (4) Entry level Corporate Jet aircraft training Scholarships awarded

DescriptionCAE, a worldwide leader in training for the civil aviation, defense and security and health care markets, will award up to four entry level corporate jet aircraft training scholarships in 2022. These scholarships will be awarded to four different students from, or recent graduates of, University Aviation Association member institutions. The aims of the scholarship are to: 1) Provide additional industry-based training opportunities for university aviation students. 2) To broaden the awareness of corporate aviation career paths among university aviation students. The scholarship will include initial training in an entry-level corporate jet (the type of aircraft subject to schedule availability) resulting in a type rating upon successful completion of the course. The applicant is responsible for all travel and housing related costs during the training.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be candidates for, or have received an aviation-related Baccalaureate Degree from a University Aviation Association member institution. Current students must graduate no later than May 2023, or must have graduated with a Baccalaureate Degree not more than two years before May 2023. Applicants must have a minimum of 2.50 on a 4.0 scale overall cumulative grade point average. Applicants must possess a current 1st class medical, Commercial Pilot License with a multi-engine and instrument rating, and a Certified Flight Instructor rating with an instrument airplane endorsement. Applicants must have flown a minimum of 50 hours PIC or SIC within the previous 12 months. Applicants must have a minimum of 50 hours of multi-engine time. Applicants must be available for training during June, July, or August 2022 and must pay for their travel to CAE at DFW Airport, Texas, or another CAE facility, as needed. Recipients of this scholarship will be trained together as a crew of two on any entry-level corporate jet. Applicants must demonstrate an interest in corporate or business aviation by writing a 250-word essay on how this scholarship will fit into their plans to enter corporate/business aviation. This essay must demonstrate how the applicant will use the CAE SimuFlite Scholarship to pursue a flight-related career.

DeVore Freedom of Flight ScholarshipScholarship SponsorUniversity Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,000

DescriptionThe DeVore Freedom of Flight Scholarship offers college students an opportunity for initial flight training at schools with FAA Part 141 flight schools.

The Freedom of Flight Scholarship was established to honor Dr. DeVore for his contributions to aviation at the local and national levels. His interests have been in promoting aviation education for our youth and providing them with opportunities to enter into dynamic and rewarding careers in aviation. In September 2001, Dr. DeVore completed a solo flight in a single-engine aircraft that circumnavigated the contiguous 48 states; landing at 40 airports in 36 states to promote aviation scholarships.

Scholarship CriteriaOpen to students entering as an undergraduate students in a collegiate aviation program; a Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or graduate program. Must be admitted, and must be enrolled at the time the award is dispersed, to a University Aviation Association member institution with a Part 141 approved program. Community college and university applicants are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be admitted to, and undertaking, an aviation-related major. A minimum of 3.0 overall GPA on a 4.0 GPA scale. Submit an essay, 250–750 words, demonstrating a love of aviation and a commitment to flight training. Extracurricular involvement/community involvement may be considered. A recommendation letter from a faculty member from a UAA member institution supporting the candidate’s application for this scholarship. Students entering a collegiate Part 141 program as a Freshman may use recommendation letters from other sources.

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Eugene S. Kropf ScholarshipScholarship SponsorUniversity Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $500

DescriptionThe University Aviation Association annually awards a $500 scholarship to applicant who are enrolled in an aviation-related curriculum at a UAA member college or university, and have achieved sophomore status at the institution. The award will be made to U.S. Citizens without regard to gender, race, religion, or national origin.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be a U.S. citizen. Applicant must be enrolled in and plan to continue a college curriculum leading to a two-year, four-year, or post-graduate degree in the field of aviation. Proof of enrollment must be provided prior to distribution of award. At the time of application, the applicant must be officially enrolled in a UAA member institution in an aviation-related program. Member must have completed 30 or more credit hours (or the equivalent for Sophomore status) at the UAA institution and must include the institution’s UAA number with the application. No exceptions to this criterion. Credits must have been completed and on your transcript at the time of application. Applicant must have a cumulative undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. The completed application must be accompanied by a 250-word typed, double-spaced paper on “How Can I Improve Aviation Education.” Please be direct and focused on the topic.

Joseph Frasca Excellence in Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorFrasca International, Inc. & University Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionThe Frasca family established this scholarship through the University Aviation Association (UAA) in the name of their son, Joseph Frasca. Joseph excelled as an undergraduate aviation student earning a reputation as a dedicated and competent scholar. His tireless efforts to promote and support aviation resulted in significant worldwide contributions to the industry and his abilities as an aerobatic pilot and ambassador of aviation provided many hours of enjoyment to thousands of people. He was indefatigable in reaching the highest standards of performance and achievement in every challenge he faced.

Aim of ScholarshipThe Joseph Frasca Excellence in Aviation Scholarship was established through the University Aviation Association to encourage others to reach the highest level of achievement in their aviation studies and awards $2,000. It is bestowed upon those who demonstrate a commitment and devotion to aviation in the tradition of Joseph Frasca.

Scholarship CriteriaEvidence of excellence in activities, studies, events, organizations, etc., related to aviation. Minimum of a 3.0 overall grade point average. FAA certification/qualifications in either aviation maintenance or flight. Involvement in aviation activities, projects, events, etc.; which will demonstrate an interest and an enthusiasm for aviation. Must be a junior or senior, and currently enrolled in a University Aviation Association (UAA) member institution. Completed application form, essay, and letter of reference, required.

PreferredDemonstrated interest or experience in aviation simulation. Demonstrated interest or experience in aircraft restoration. Demonstrated interest or experience in aerobatics. Work experience in aviation. Work experience while in school. Financial need.

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Paul A. Whelan Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorUniversity Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionTo provide financial support for men and women pursuing a future in aviation and/or space-related fields. The scholarship will provide opportunities to emerging aviation professionals to achieve their academic goals and contribute their talents to the aviation industry.

Scholarship CriteriaThe student must be a U. S. Citizen and sophomore, junior, senior or graduate student. Must be enrolled at a University Aviation Association member institution in an aviation or space-related major. Community college and university applicants encouraged. Overall 3.0 GPA.

PreferredFAA certification as a pilot or mechanic. Former military service or current military service via active duty, the ROTC, the Air National Guard or Reserves while in school. Membership in an aviation-related association or professional group such as the UAA.

Piedmont Airlines Scholarship for Flight TrainingScholarship SponsorPiedmont Airlines & University Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionTo provide financial support for men and women pursuing a future in aviation. The scholarship will provide opportunities to emerging aviation professionals to achieve their academic goals and contribute their talents to the aviation industry.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be a U.S. Resident, at least 18 years of age at the date of application, enrolled in a University Aviation Association member institution at the time of application, hold a current FAA private pilot certificate, and must be pursuing an instrument, multi-engine, or commercial pilot rating. Must be supported by an official recommendation letter from faculty. Preference given to Piedmont Cadet program members.

UAA Members Only

THE FUTURE OF OUR AVIATION INDUSTRY$3,000 SCHOLARSHIP FOR FLIGHT TRAINING

DEADLINEJUNE 30, 2019DescriptionTo provide financial support for men and women pursing a future in aviation. The scholarship will provide opportunities to emerging aviation professionals to achieve their academic goals and contribute their talents to the aviation industry.

Scholarship Criteria• To earn the scholarship, applicants must meet the following requirements:• A US resident• At least 18 years of age at the date of application• Enrolled in a University Aviation Association member institution at the time of application• Hold a current FAA private pilot certificate• Must be pursuing an instrument, multi-engine, or commercial pilot rating• Must be supported by an official recommendation letter from faculty• Be developing skills that will lead to a career as a professional airline pilot

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AAAE Native American ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)

Contact601 Madison St., Ste. 400, Alexandria, VA 22314www.aaae.org

Usual DeadlineFebruary

Amount(s) AwardedTwo (2) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,500 each

DescriptionAvailable to Native American students enrolled in aviation programs regardless of AAAE affiliation.

Scholarship CriteriaMust be enrolled full-time in an aviation/airport management program; Must have reached a junior class level or higher; Cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 or higher; Selection based on scholastic achievement, financial need and extracurricular/community activities; Must submit transcripts.

AAAE Women In Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)



Amount(s) AwardedSix (6) Women in Aviation Scholarship Awarded, valued at $5,000 each

Scholarship CriteriaStudents are eligible to apply if they are a current college junior, senior, or graduate student enrolled in an aviation program at an accredited two- or four-year college/university in the United States or Canada. Applicants must be female and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Eligibility under this program is not based on AAAE membership. Recipients will be selected based on gender, academic achievements and records, financial need, participation in school, and community activities. Individuals must submit a letter of recommendation and a personal statement.

Accredited Airport Executive (A.A.E.) ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)




Scholarship CriteriaStudents are eligible to apply if they, their spouse, or their parent/guardian is an active A.A.E AND a member of the the AAAE Regional Chapter. Under this program, “children” are defined as natural or legally adopted children, stepchildren, and legal wards supported wholly by the guardian, who is an active AAE member. A.A.E.s must be full-time employees of a public-use airport at the time of application. Recipients must be enrolled or planning to enroll in a full-time course load at an accredited two- or four-year college/university or vocational/technical, in any course of study. If the applicant is the eligible A.A.E. or the spouse of an eligible A.A.E., they may be enrolled in a part-time course load. All awards are non-renewable, but applicants may reapply each year as long as they continue to meet the eligibility criteria.

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Aviation Management ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)



Amount(s) AwardedUp to ten (10) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,000 each and are non-renewable

Scholarship CriteriaStudents are eligible to apply if they are a current college junior or senior or graduate student enrolled in an aviation program at an accredited two- or four-year college/university in the United States or Canada. Applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of a 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Eligibility under this program is not based on AAAE membership.

Endorsed by an Accredited Airport Executive (A.A.E.) ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)



Amount(s) AwardedUp to twenty (20) Scholarships Awards, valued at $900-$2,000 each

Scholarship CriteriaStudents are eligible to apply if they have been endorsed by an active A.A.E., Executive Emeritus, or Honorary Life Member of AAAE, who is also a member of the AAAE Regional Chapter. A.A.E.s who have not, do not, or will not have dependents to utilize the A.A.E. Scholarship may recommend up to three undergraduate students per year.

William Robert Hauptli Scholarship for Innovation and EntrepreneurshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)



Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awards, valued $10,000 each and is non-renewable

Scholarship CriteriaStudents are eligible to apply if they are an Executive or Affiliate member of AAAE. These individuals must be full-time employees of a public-use airport at the time of application. Recipients will be selected based on AAAE membership status, academic achievements and records, work experience, letter of recommendation, and submission of a personal statement. Applicants must be enrolled or planning to enroll in a Master of Business Administration (MBA), Executive MBA, or in certain Executive Education programs focusing on innovation and/entrepreneurship at one of the following institutions: Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan School of Management, The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Stanford Graduate School of Business, or The University of Virginia Darden School of Business.

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Air Traffic Control & Airways

ATCA Full-Time Employee Student ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAir Traffic Control Association (ATCA)

Contact225 Reinekers Ln., Ste. 400, Alexandria, VA 22314www.atca.org

Usual DeadlineMay

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $2,000-$10,000

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

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university and planning to continue enrollment the following year. Coursework leads to a Bachelor’s Degree or advanced degree. 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. Two letters of recommendation in support of the application for the ATCA Scholarship Program.

Buckingham Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAir Traffic Control Association (ATCA)


Usual DeadlineMay


DescriptionU.S. Citizen, children of air traffic control specialists enrolled half- to full-time in a program leading to a Bachelor’s Degree or higher.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university, and planning to continue enrollment the following year. Coursework leads to a Bachelor’s Degree or advanced degree. 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. Two letters of recommendation in support of the application for the ATCA Scholarship Program.

Gabriel A. Hartl ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAir Traffic Control Association (ATCA)


Usual DeadlineMay


DescriptionStudents 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university and planning to continue enrollment the following year. Coursework leads to a Bachelor’s Degree or advanced degree. Must have a minimum of 30 semester or 45 quarter hours still to be completed before graduation. Two letters of recommendation in support of the application for the ATCA Scholarship Program.

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Hooper Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorLogistics & Transportation Association of North America (LTNA)

ContactPO Box 426, Union, WA 98592www.ltna.org

Usual DeadlineJuly

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) $2,000 Scholarship Awarded annually, non-renewable. The recipient may re-apply each year

DescriptionLTNA awards one scholarship to graduating high school seniors and college undergraduate students accepted to or currently enrolled at accredited institutions of higher learning in degree programs in the fields of transportation logistics, supply-chain management, traffic management, or transportation safety. The awards are based upon scholastic ability, potential, professional interest, and character. Financial need is also considered.

Scholarship CriteriaA certified transcript directly from applicant’s college/university. Two or three letters of recommendation. Must submit an essay of 250-words, explaining why you have chosen transportation logistics or an allied field as a career path, and outline your objectives.

Lawrence C. Fortier ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAir Traffic Control Association (ATCA)


Usual DeadlineMay


DescriptionStudents enrolled half- to full-time in a program leading to a Bachelor’s Degree or higher in an aviation-related course of study.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university and planning to continue enrollment the following year. Coursework leads to a Bachelor’s Degree or advanced degree. 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. Two letters of recommendation in support of the application for the ATCA Scholarship Program.

Air Traffic Control & Airways


Air Line Pilots Association ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAir Line Pilots Association (ALPA)

Contact1625 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, DC 20036www.alpa.org

Usual DeadlineMarch

Amount(s) Awarded$12,000 Scholarship Awarded, with $3,000 disbursed annually to the recipient for four consecutive years

DescriptionOne 4-year undergraduate college scholarship is awarded each year. The total monetary value is $12,000 with $3,000 disbursed annually to the recipient for four consecutive years, provided that adequate academic standing is maintained at a 3.0 GPA or higher.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants who have been enrolled in college must submit a copy of all college courses and course grades received to date in addition to the application and required high school performance data.

Costas Sivyllis ALPA Education ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAir Line Pilots Association (ALPA)

Contact1625 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, DC 20036www.alpa.org

Usual DeadlineMarch

Amount(s) Awarded$12,000 Scholarship Awarded, with $3,000 disbursed annually to the recipient for four consecutive years

Scholarship CriteriaCurrently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program in an aviation field and actively enrolled in a flight training course at one of the following colleges/universities: Arizona State University, Central Washington University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach, Florida, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Prescott, Arizona, Indiana State University, Lewis University, Louisiana Tech University, Oklahoma State University, Parks College of St. Louis University, Purdue University, Southern Illinois University, University of North Dakota, or Western Michigan University. Must be active in the ALPA education program at their university - e.g., ALPA ACE Club. Applicant must have at least a 3.0 (4.0 scale) or 3.5 (5.0 scale) GPA.

David Alan Quick ScholarshipScholarship SponsorExperimental Aircraft Association (EAA)

Contact100 N. 20th St., 4th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19103www.eaa.org

Usual DeadlineJanuary


DescriptionPresented by EAA from an endowment established in memory of David Alan Quick, by the Quick Family

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be in their junior or senior year at an accredited college or university, pursuing a degree in aerospace or aeronautical engineering. Applicants must be involved in school and community activities as well as aviation, and be an EAA member or be recommended by an EAA member.

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David Mineck Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorExperimental Aircraft Association (EAA)

Contact 100 N. 20th St., 4th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19103www.eaa.org



DescriptionThis endowed scholarship is awarded to a student annually to pursue a post-secondary education in the field of aerospace. This was created in memory of David William Mineck, by his family, friends, and associates. David was a passionate private pilot of both fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters, and a longtime member of EAA.

Scholarship CriteriaMust be an Experimental Aircraft Association member or recommended by an EAA member.

Edward W. Stimpson Aviation Excellence AwardScholarship SponsorGeneral Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA)

Contact1400 K St. NW., Ste. 801, Washington, DC 20036www.gama.aero

Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionThe Edward W. Stimpson Aviation Excellence Award is presented annually by the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) for a graduating high school senior who has been accepted into an aviation management, aircraft maintenance, airway science, or flight training program.

Scholarship CriteriaAn applicant must: Be a current student at a U.S. high school, graduating in the spring of the year the scholarship is offered; Be accepted to and enrolling in an institution for an aviation-related degree program (e.g., flight training, aviation management, aerospace engineering, aviation maintenance); Have a 3.0 or better grade point average (on a 4.0 scale). Applicant must submit: The application form; The essay question response; A current high school transcript; and Letter(s) of Recommendation.

Gene Baker Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)

Contact3570 NE. Ralph Powell Rd., Lee’s Summit, MO 64064www.aea.net

Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaOpen to all AEA members, their children, grandchildren or dependents. This scholarship may be used for any field of study at an accredited college or university and will be applied toward tuition only. The scholarship is in memory of Gene Baker, the first Executive Director of the Aircraft Electronics Association.

Aviation in General


H.P. “Bud” Milligan Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorExperimental Aircraft Association (EAA)



Amount(s) AwardedUp to $5,000 Scholarship Awarded annually, non-renewable

DescriptionThis scholarship is available for U.S. undergraduate students who are currently enrolled in an aviation program at a college, technical school, or aviation academy. Students must be recommended by a current Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA), Inc. member or be a current, active member of the EAA in order to receive this scholarship.

Scholarship CriteriaMust be Experimental Aircraft Association member or recommended by EAA member.

Jack Burnham ScholarshipScholarship SponsorExperimental Aircraft Association (EAA)



Amount(s) AwardedUp to $5,000 Scholarship Awarded annually, non-renewable

DescriptionThe Jack Burnham Scholarship is available for U.S. students who plan to pursue a career in aviation. Students must have a grade point average of 2.5 or higher. Preference will be given to students who live in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be a Experimental Aircraft Association member or recommended by an EAA member. Scholarship awarded to a student pursuing training leading to professional aviation occupation. Awards dependent on funding. Applicants must have a minimum 2.5 GPA.

Jim Cook Honorary ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaOpen to all AEA members, their children, grandchildren or dependents. This scholarship may be used for any field of study at an accredited college or university and will be applied toward tuition only. The scholarship honors Jim Cook, the first Chairman of the AEA Educational Foundation.

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Lawrence C. Fortier ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAir Traffic Control Association (ATCA)


Usual DeadlineMay


DescriptionStudents enrolled half- to full-time in a program leading to a Bachelor’s Degree or higher in an aviation related course of study.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be accepted or enrolled in an accredited college or university and planning to continue enrollment the following year. Coursework leads to a Bachelor’s Degree or advanced degree. 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. Two letters of recommendation in support of the applicant for the ATCA Scholarship Program.

Payzer ScholarshipScholarship SponsorExperimental Aircraft Association (EAA)

Contact 100 N. 20th St., 4th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19103www.eaa.org



DescriptionEAA presents in endowment scholarship from the Payzer Family to an individual accepted or enrolled in an accredited college, university, or post-secondary school with an emphasis on technical information. The scholarship will be awarded to a person who is seeking a major and declares an intention to pursue a professional career in engineering, mathematics, or the physical or biological sciences.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be a Experimental Aircraft Association member or recommended by an EAA member. Awarded to a student pursuing training leading to professional aviation occupation. The award is dependent on available funding.

Pioneers of Flight ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Air Transportation Association (NATA)

Contact 818 Connecticut Ave., NW Ste. 900, Washington, DC 20006www.nata.aero

Usual DeadlineDecember

Amount(s) AwardedTwo (2) Scholarships awarded, valued at $1,000 each

DescriptionThe National Air Transportation Foundation (NATA) 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.

Scholarship CriteriaCollege students, sophomore, or junior year; Enrolled in a full-time aviation degree program at an accredited four-year college or university; GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale; Able to demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career in general aviation.

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Regional Airline Association ScholarshipScholarship SponsorRegional Airline Association (RAA)

Contact1201 15th St. NW, Ste. 430, Washington, DC 20005www.raa.org or [email protected]

Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedThree (3) Scholarships Awarded annually, valued at $4,000 each

PurposeThe primary purpose of the Regional Airline Association Scholarship is to assist with the education of individuals who are studying for a career in the airline industry by providing financial support.

Scholarship RequirementsApplicants must meet the following requirements to be considered for the scholarship: Applicants must be officially enrolled in an accredited college or university in a program leading to a career in the airline industry at the time of application and award. Applicants will be considered from other programs/majors, if the applicant’s goal of a career in airline management can be demonstrated through work experience or the personal essay; Applicants must possess a minimum cumulative 3.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale at the time of the application. A transcript reflecting grades through the previous academic year at high school, college or university must accompany the application. Because of the application deadline, applicants may submit transcripts through fall or winter term 2021/2022; A resume outlining the applicants work experience, extracurricular and/or community activities; A career essay, up to 350 words, describing the applicant’s interests in the airline industry; A faculty recommendation must accompany the application; Applicants must be a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident of the United States.

Scholarship RequirementsThe following criteria are used for the ranking of applicants for the RAA Scholarship: Demonstrated scholastic achievement; Demonstrated work experience, including extracurricular or community activities; Strength of faculty recommendation; and Strength of applicant’s career essay (350 words or less).

Vertical Flight FoundationScholarship SponsorAmerican Helicopter Society (AHS)

Contact217 N. Washington St., Alexandria, VA 22314 www.vtol.org


Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,000 up to $6,000

DescriptionEach year, Vertical Flight Foundation (VFF) scholarships are awarded to college students demonstrating an interest in pursuing engineering related careers in Vertical Flight Technology. The Foundation scholarship awards are made possible solely by tax deductible donations that have been established and contributed to an endowment.Scholarship CriteriaA student does not need to be a member of the Vertical Flight Society, but we encourage you to explore the many benefits student membership can provide. High school students are not eligible. At the time of application (February 2022) applicants must be enrolled as a full-time student in a relevant engineering degree program at an accredited university. Technical disciplines relevant to complex aeronautics engineering or aviation systems, even if not considered, vertical lift engineering will receive equal consideration. A student can receive an award once an Undergraduate, once a Master’s student, and once a Graduate student. In order to qualify for consideration of the scholarship, an applicant must demonstrate a detailed interest and appreciation on the importance of affordability and how it might be improved within the Vertical Flight community. Affordability information should be highlighted via an applicant’s narrative and resume.

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UAA Janice K. Barden Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Business Aviation Association (NBAA) & University Aviation Association (UAA)

Contact1200 Eighteenth St. NW., Ste. 400, Washington, DC 20036www.nbaa.org or www.uaa.aero


Amount(s) AwardedFive (5) Scholarships Awarded annually, valued at $1,000 each

DescriptionThrough the UAA Janice K. Barden Aviation Scholarship, NBAA Charities annually awards a minimum of $1,000 to each of five undergraduates studying aviation-related curricula at NBAA and University Aviation Association (UAA) member institutions. This scholarship is named for the late Janice K. Barden, who was active in the aviation community for decade. She 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 forfeiture of the award.

Scholarship CriteriaFull-time undergraduate enrolled in aviation related curricula at an NBAA/UAA member school. Sophomore or higher standing, with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Completed application package consisting of an essay; resume; official transcript; and letter of recommendation.

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ACI-NA Airport Commissioner’s ScholarshipsScholarship SponsorAirports Council International – North America (ACI-NA

Contact2415 Moore’s Mill Rd., Ste. 265, Auburn, AL 36830www.airportscouncil.org

Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionEstablished in 1993, the Airports Council International – North America (ACI-NA) offers the Airport Commissioner’s Scholarships annually for $2,500, to students at accredited colleges who are pursuing a degree in aviation management or airport administration.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must reside in the U.S. or Canada, have completed at least two semesters of study, possess a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, present two recent letters of recommendation, and be dedicated to a career in airport management.

Christian D. Bohrer Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAlaska Airmen’s Association (AAA)

Contact4200 Floatplane Dr., Anchorage, AK 99502 USA www.alaskaairmen.org

Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionSponsored by the Alaska Airmen Association, the Bob Reeve Aviation Management Scholarship provides $2,500 each year in honor of an undisputed Alaskan legend, who created the Reeve Aleutian Airways and served remote islands for over 70 years.

Scholarship CriteriaTo apply, students must reside in Alaska, attend an accredited college, be a legal U.S. Resident, be enrolled with an aviation management major, carry a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher, and have no felony convictions.

Chuck Peacock Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionGiven 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have a minimum 2.5 GPA. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Restricted to students studying Aviation/Aerospace.

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Delta Air Lines Aviation Management ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)

Contact3647 State Route 503 S., West Alexandria, OH [email protected]

Usual DeadlineNovember


DescriptionThrough Women in Aviation International (WAI), the Delta Air Lines Aviation Management Scholarship is granted for $5,000 annually to a deserving student enrolled in an Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree program for aviation management.

Scholarship CriteriaCandidates must be full-time college students, have at least two semesters remaining, carry a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher, have U.S. Citizenship or permanent residency, and write a 1,000-word career goals essay. Recipients also receive an expenses-paid trip to the Annual WIA Conference.

Gerald “Jerry” Holland ScholarshipScholarship SponsorExperimental Aircraft Association (EAA)

Contact100 N. 20th St., 4th Fl., Philadelphia, PA 19103www.eaa.org



DescriptionThis annual scholarship was set up to honor Gerald “Jerry” Holland and will be awarded to a graduating high school senior who is a U.S. Citizen and wishes to attend an accredited college or university that offers an undergraduate four-year degree in Aviation Management or Aeronautical Management. The applicant must have a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher, and have completed a minimum of 75 hours of community service.


Contact1400 K St. NW., Suite 801, Washington, DC 20036www.gama.aero

Usual DeadlineApril



Scholarship CriteriaAn applicant must: Be a current student at a U.S. high school, graduating in the spring of the year the scholarship is offered; Be accepted to and enrolling in an institution for an aviation-related degree program (e.g., flight training, aviation management, aerospace engineering, aviation maintenance); Have a 3.0 or higher grade point average (on a 4.0 scale). Applicant must submit: The application form; The Essay Question response; A current high school transcript; and Letter(s) of recommendation.

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Duncan Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionMore than 20 years ago, the Duncan Family Trust set aside funding for the Karen K. Duncan Scholarship. This scholarships is awarded to the children of Duncan Aviation team members for use toward a post-secondary education.

Scholarship CriteriaThis 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.

Dutch & Ginger Arver ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionOpen to all AEA members, their children, grandchildren or dependents. This scholarship may be used for avionics or aircraft at an accredited college or university and will be applied toward tuition only.

Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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.

Field Aviation Co. Inc. ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)

Contact3570 NE Ralph Powell Rd., Lee’s Summit, MO 64064www.aea.net

Usual DeadlineApril



Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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.

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Garmin ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.

Scholarship CriteriaHave a scanned file of your most recent high school or college transcript on your computer. Prepare your responses to the Questions & Essay section before you start the application. Applications received without completed information will not be considered.

Garmin–Jerry Smith Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.


Gogo Business Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have a minimum 2.5 GPA. Must study full-time. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Restricted to students studying aviation/aerospace.



Johnny Davis Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionNamed 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 Associate Board Member.

Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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.

L3Harris Technologies ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionSponsored by L3 Communications Systems – West, a division of L3 Technologies, Inc., in support of students pursuing degrees in computer science, electrical and computer engineering, and mechanical engineering.


Lee Tarbox Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionGiven by Pacific Southwest Instruments.

Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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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Marshall Temple Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionNamed 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.


Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril



Pat Napolitano Memorial Scholarship for Aspiring TechniciansScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionPat 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.

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


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Sporty’s Foundation Recreational Pilot Certificate for AEA TechniciansScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionSponsored by The Sporty’s Foundation, these scholarships are available to avionics technicians or avionics managers of an AEA Repair Station Member to use toward achieving their Recreational Pilot Certificate.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be: Employed for no less than one year as an avionics technician or avionics manager by an AEA Regular Member; Award money is to be used for achieving Recreational Pilot Certificate. The award money is not intended for use in achieving any other rating or certificate; Award money is to be used for flight training costs only; Award recipient must plan to pursue a Recreational Pilot Certificate within six months of receiving scholarship; Award money will be sent to repair station manager for disbursement.

Stone Foundation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril



Universal Avionics Systems Corp. ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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. Applicants must have a scanned file of your most recent high school or college transcript on your computer. Prepare your responses to the Questions & Essay section before you start the application. Applications received without completed information will not be considered.



AAAE Diversity, Equity & Inclusion ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)

ContactPO Box 2810, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034www.aaae.org



DescriptionApplicants must be an ethnic diversity student (Black or African American; Hispanic or Latino; American Indian or Alaska Native; Asian; Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander) with a minimum cumulative GPA of a 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale.

Scholarship CriteriaEligibility under this program is not based on AAAE membership. Recipients will be selected based on ethnic diversity, academic achievements and records, financial need, participation in school and community activities, and submission of a personal statement. Students may only receive a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Scholarship twice (does not have to be consecutive years).

AAAE Native American ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)

ContactPO Box 2810, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034www.aaae.org



DescriptionAvailable to Native American students enrolled in aviation programs regardless of AAAE affiliation

Scholarship CriteriaMust be enrolled full-time in an aviation/airport management program; Must have reached a junior class level or higher; Must have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 or higher; Selection based on scholastic achievement, financial need and extracurricular/community activities; Must submit transcripts.

AIR T, INC. Aviation and Aerospace Minority ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAIR T, INC.

Contact5000 W 36th St., Ste. 200, Minneapolis, MN 55416www.airt.net

Usual DeadlineVaries

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $12,000, [$3,000 disbursed annually to the recipient for 4 years]

DescriptionOne 4-year undergraduate college scholarship is awarded each year. The total monetary value is $12,000, with $3,000 disbursed annually to the recipient for four consecutive years, provided that adequate academic standing is maintained 3.0 GPA.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants who have been enrolled in college must submit a copy of all college courses and course grades received to date, in addition to the application and required high school performance data.

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Rene Matos Scholarship ProgramScholarship SponsorNational Hispanic Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees

ContactPO Box 23276, Washington, DC 20026-3276www.nhcfae.org


Amount(s) AwardedScholarship Awards Vary

DescriptionThe Rene Matos Memorial Scholarship was established in the name of a very motivated and dedicated man, who epitomized the dream to succeed, while helping others along the way. Even from his humble beginnings as an air traffic controller in Puerto Rico, Rene displayed a talent and personality that could not be contained there. While he was in Puerto Rico, Matos never curbed his desire to advance in his career. Already gifted in what he did as a controller, Rene wanted to do more; not only for his own career, but for other Hispanics as well. He educated himself and eventually moved up in the ranks as a top manager at the William J. Hughes Technical Center in New Jersey. It was Rene’s drive, diligence, and determination that earned him that position.

Scholarship CriteriaMust be a U.S. Citizen or a permanent resident, residing in the United States or Puerto Rico. Applicants must be accepted or attending an accredited college, university, or vocational/trade school at the time the scholarship is awarded. Applications received after the application deadline will NOT be accepted.

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CAE SimuFlite Citation Type Rating ScholarshipScholarship SponsorCAE SimuFlite Training International (CAE) & University Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineMay

Amount(s) AwardedFour (4) Entry level Corporate Jet aircraft training Scholarships awarded

DescriptionCAE, a worldwide leader in training for the civil aviation, defense and security and health care markets, will award up to four entry level corporate jet aircraft training scholarships in 2022. These scholarships will be awarded to four different students from, or recent graduates of, University Aviation Association member institutions. The aims of the scholarship are to: 1) Provide additional industry-based training opportunities for university aviation students. 2) To broaden the awareness of corporate aviation career paths among university aviation students. The scholarship will include initial training in an entry-level corporate jet (the type of aircraft subject to schedule availability) resulting in a type rating upon successful completion of the course. The applicant is responsible for all travel and housing related costs during the training.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be candidates for, or have received an aviation-related Baccalaureate Degree from a University Aviation Association member institution. Current students must graduate no later than May 2023, or must have graduated with a Baccalaureate Degree not more than two years before May 2023. Applicants must have a minimum of 2.50 on a 4.0 scale overall cumulative grade point average. Applicants must possess a current 1st class medical, Commercial Pilot License with a multi-engine and instrument rating, and a Certified Flight Instructor rating with an instrument airplane endorsement. Applicants must have flown a minimum of 50 hours PIC or SIC within the previous 12 months. Applicants must have a minimum of 50 hours of multi-engine time. Applicants must be available for training during June, July, or August 2022 and must pay for their travel to CAE at DFW Airport, Texas, or another CAE facility, as needed. Recipients of this scholarship will be trained together as a crew of two on any entry-level corporate jet. Applicants must demonstrate an interest in corporate or business aviation by writing a 250-word essay on how this scholarship will fit into their plans to enter corporate/business aviation. This essay must demonstrate how the applicant will use the CAE SimuFlite Scholarship to pursue a flight-related career.

DeVore Freedom of Flight ScholarshipScholarship SponsorUniversity Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionThe DeVore Freedom of Flight Scholarship offers college students an opportunity for initial flight training at schools with FAA Part 141 flight schools.

The Freedom of Flight Scholarship was established to honor Dr. DeVore for his contributions to aviation at the local and national levels. His interests have been in promoting aviation education for our youth and providing them with opportunities to enter into dynamic and rewarding careers in aviation. In September 2001, Dr. DeVore completed a solo flight in a single-engine aircraft that circumnavigated the contiguous 48 states; landing at 40 airports in 36 states to promote aviation scholarships.

Scholarship CriteriaOpen to students entering as an undergraduate students in a collegiate aviation program; a Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or graduate program. Must be admitted, and must be enrolled at the time the award is dispersed, to a University Aviation Association member institution with a Part 141 approved program. Community college and university applicants are encouraged to apply. Applicants must be admitted to, and undertaking, an aviation-related major. A minimum of 3.0 overall GPA on a 4.0 GPA scale. Submit an essay, 250–750 words, demonstrating a love of aviation and a commitment to flight training. Extracurricular involvement/community involvement may be considered. A recommendation letter from a faculty member from a UAA member institution supporting the candidate’s application for this scholarship. Students entering a collegiate Part 141 program as a Freshman may use recommendation letters from other sources.

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Chuck Freeland Scholarship for Flight TrainingScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionNamed in memory of Chuck Freeland, former AEA Board Member and Secretary. This scholarship is available to employees of AEA member companies who plan to pursue a recreational or private pilot certificate.

Commercial Helicopter Pilot Rating ScholarshipScholarship SponsorHelicopter Association International (HAI)

Contact1920 Ballenger Ave., 4th Floor, Alexandria, VA 22314www.rotor.org


Amount(s) AwardedUp to two (2) Scholarships Awarded Annually, valued at $5,000 each

DescriptionThe HAI Commercial Helicopter Pilot Rating Scholarship is awarded annually to pilots who have their private licenses and are in the process of attaining a commercial helicopter rating.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be enrolled in a flight training program at an FAA-approved Part 141 school or international equivalent. Applicants must also hold at least a second-class or international-equivalent medical certificate.

Eugene S. Kropf ScholarshipScholarship SponsorUniversity Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionThe University Aviation Association annually awards a $500 scholarship to applicant who are enrolled in an aviation-related curriculum at a UAA member college or university, and have achieved sophomore status at the institution. The award will be made to U.S. Citizens without regard to gender, race, religion, or national origin.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be a U.S. citizen. Applicant must be enrolled in and plan to continue a college curriculum leading to a two-year, four-year, or post-graduate degree in the field of aviation. Proof of enrollment must be provided prior to distribution of award. At the time of application, the applicant must be officially enrolled in a UAA member institution in an aviation-related program. Member must have completed 30 or more credit hours (or the equivalent for Sophomore status) at the UAA institution and must include the institution’s UAA number with the application. No exceptions to this criterion. Credits must have been completed and on your transcript at the time of application. Applicant must have a cumulative undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. The completed application must be accompanied by a 250-word typed, double-spaced paper on “How Can I Improve Aviation Education.” Please be direct and focused on the topic.

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Joseph Frasca Excellence in Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorFrasca International, Inc. & University Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1 ) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $2,000

DescriptionThe Frasca family established this scholarship through the University Aviation Association (UAA) in the name of their son, Joseph Frasca. Joseph excelled as an undergraduate aviation student earning a reputation as a dedicated and competent scholar. His tireless efforts to promote and support aviation resulted in significant worldwide contributions to the industry and his abilities as an aerobatic pilot and ambassador of aviation provided many hours of enjoyment to thousands of people. He was indefatigable in reaching the highest standards of performance and achievement in every challenge he faced.

Scholarship CriteriaEvidence of excellence in activities, studies, events, organizations, etc., related to aviation. Minimum of a 3.0 overall grade point average. FAA certification/qualifications in either aviation maintenance or flight. Involvement in aviation activities, projects, events, etc.; which will demonstrate an interest and an enthusiasm for aviation. Must be a junior or senior, and currently enrolled in a University Aviation Association (UAA) member institution. Completed application form, essay, and letter of reference, required.

LeRoy W. Homer Jr. ScholarshipsScholarship SponsorThe LeRoy W. Homer Jr. Foundation

ContactPO Box 268, Marlton, NJ 08053www.leroywhomerjr.org



DescriptionLeRoy Homer Jr. was the first officer for United Airlines on Flight 93; which tragically crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, on September 11, 2001.

Scholarship CriteriaYoung men and women, ages 16 to 23, may apply for these scholarships. Instruction will be completed at an approved local Cessna Pilot Training Center. The recipient must successfully complete all required ground training, including the FAA written exam, prior to commencing any flight training. All fees and expenses associated with the private pilot course instruction will be paid by the Foundation

Michelle North Scholarship for SafetyScholarship SponsorHelicopter Association International (HAI)



Amount(s) AwardedThe scholarship pays the registration fee for the recipient to attend a safety management system (SMS) course

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be a pilot who holds an FAA commercial helicopter rating or an international-equivalent rating. Applicants must already be working the in helicopter industry, either in the safety or safety management field..

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Paul A. Whelan Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorUniversity Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionTo provide financial support for men and women pursuing a future in aviation and/or space-related fields. The scholarship will provide opportunities to emerging aviation professionals to achieve their academic goals and contribute their talents to the aviation industry.

Scholarship CriteriaThe student must be a U. S. Citizen and sophomore, junior, senior, or graduate student. Must be enrolled at a University Aviation Association member institution in an aviation or space-related major. Community college and university applicants encouraged. Overall 3.0 GPA.

Piedmont Airlines Scholarship for Flight TrainingScholarship SponsorPiedmont Airlines & University Aviation Association (UAA)


Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionTo provide financial support for men and women pursuing a future in aviation. The scholarship will provide opportunities to emerging aviation professionals to achieve their academic goals and contribute their talents to the aviation industry.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be a U.S. Resident, at least 18 years of age at the date of application, enrolled in a University Aviation Association member institution at the time of application, hold a current FAA private pilot certificate, and must be pursuing an instrument, multi-engine, or commercial pilot rating. Must be supported by an official recommendation letter from faculty. Preference given to Piedmont Cadet program members.

Pioneers of Flight ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Air Transportation Foundation (NATA)

Contact 818 Connecticut Ave., NW., Ste. 900, Washington, DC 20006www.nata.aero



DescriptionThe 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.

Scholarship CriteriaCollege students, sophomore or junior year; Enrolled in a full-time aviation degree program at an accredited four-year college or university; GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale; Able to demonstrate an interest in pursuing a career in general aviation.

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Richard L. Taylor Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Air Transportation Foundation (NATA)

Contact 818 Connecticut Ave., NW., Ste. 900, Washington, DC 20006www.nata.aero

Usual DeadlineMarch


Scholarship CriteriaBe 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 packet. Have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Complete the official application.

RACCA SCHOLARSHIPScholarship SponsorThe Regional Air Cargo Carriers Association (RACCA)

Contact35 Hinckley Rd., Hyannis, MA 0260www.raccaonline.org/scholarship

Usual DeadlineOctober

Amount(s) AwardedEight (8) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $2,500 each will be made to students pursuing a career in aviation as a Pilot or FAA aircraft Mechanic with Airframe and/or Powerplant ratings

DescriptionThe RACCA Aviation Scholarship is established for the purpose of promoting and assisting aviation as a career choice and to make students aware of the opportunities in the Air Cargo Industry. This scholarship can be used to assist in the payment of tuition, flight training, or to obtain new or additional licenses.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants for the RACCA Scholarship must: Be a college student currently enrolled in an accredited aviation program. Be a citizen of the United States; Currently carry a Grade Point Average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Candidates will be considered without regard to race, gender, religion, disability, or national origin.

Sheltair and Avfuel: Continuing Education ScholarshipsScholarship SponsorSheltair and Avfuel

Contact47 W. Ellsworth, Ann Arbor, MI 48108www.avfuel.com

Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedSix (6) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $5,000 each

DescriptionThe Sheltair and Avfuel: Will provide $30,000 in educational funds annually. Each year, the program will award six $5,000 scholarships across three categories: Two for learning to fly or advanced pilot ratings; Two for aviation technicians; and Two for continuing education. By splitting the scholarship funds across three key categories, Sheltair and Avfuel seek to support advancement throughout a broad scope of educational opportunities within business aviation.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must demonstrate an interest in aviation education, particularly for coursework or flight lessons for students pursuing their private pilot certificate, adding a type rating, adding to their certificate with an ATP, completing a bachelor’s degree, working toward a CAM certification, or completing upset recovery training.

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Sheltair and Avfuel: Learning to Fly or Advanced Pilot RatingsScholarship SponsorSheltair and Avfuel

Contact47 W. Ellsworth, Ann Arbor, MI 48108www.avfuel.com

Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedSix (6) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $5,000 each

DescriptionThe Sheltair and Avfuel: Will provide $30,000 in educational funds annually. Each year, the program will award six $5,000 scholarships across three categories: Two for learning to fly or advanced pilot ratings; Two for aviation technicians; and Two for continuing education. By splitting the scholarship funds across three key categories, Sheltair and Avfuel seek to support advancement throughout a broad scope of educational opportunities within business aviation.

Funds in the learning to fly or advanced pilot ratings category can be used for coursework or flight lessons for students pursuing their private pilot certificate, adding a type rating (multi-engine, commercial or others), adding to their certificate with an ATP, completing a Bachelor’s Degree, working toward a CAM certification, or completing upset recovery training.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must demonstrate an interest in aviation education, particularly for coursework or flight lessons for students pursuing their private pilot certificate, adding a type rating, adding to their certificate with an ATP, completing a Bachelor’s Degree, working toward a CAM certification, or completing upset recovery training.

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Sporty’s Foundation Recreational Pilot Certificate for AEA TechniciansScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionSponsored by The Sporty’s Foundation, these scholarships are available to avionics technicians or avionics managers of an AEA Repair Station Member to use toward achieving their Recreational Pilot Certificate.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be: Employed for no less than one year as an avionics technician or avionics manager by an AEA Regular Member; Award money is to be used for achieving Recreational Pilot Certificate. The award money is not intended for use in achieving any other rating or certificate; Award money is to be used for flight training costs only; Award recipient must plan to pursue a Recreational Pilot Certificate within six months of receiving scholarship; Award money will be sent to repair station manager for disbursement.

UAA Janice K. Barden Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Business Aviation Association (NBAA) & University Aviation Association (UAA)

Contact1200 Eighteenth St. NW., Ste. 400, Washington, DC 20036www.nbaa.org or www.uaa.aero


Amount(s) AwardedFive (5) Scholarships Awarded annually, valued at $1,000 each

DescriptionThrough the UAA Janice K. Barden Aviation Scholarship, NBAA Charities annually awards a minimum of $1,000 to each of five undergraduates studying aviation-related curricula at NBAA and University Aviation Association (UAA) member institutions. This scholarship is named for the late Janice K. Barden, who was active in the aviation community for decade. She 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 forfeiture of the award.

Scholarship CriteriaFull-time undergraduate enrolled in aviation related curricula at an NBAA/UAA member school. Sophomore or higher standing, with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Completed application package consisting of an essay; resume; official transcript; and letter of recommendation.

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Aviation Council of Pennsylvania ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAviation Council of Pennsylvania (ACP)

Contact3111 Arcadia Ave., Allentown, PA 18103www.acpfly.com

Usual DeadlineJuly

Amount(s) AwardedThree (3) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,000 each

DescriptionSponsored by the Aviation Council of Pennsylvania Awards for Pennsylvania residents are available in the following categories: Aviation Technology, Aviation Management, and Aviation Pilot

Scholarship CriteriaThree (3) scholarships are awarded each year to individuals in the Aviation Technology, Aviation Management, and Aviation Pilot fields; and applicants must be residents of Pennsylvania, but can attend school outside Pennsylvania.

Blackwell-Walker Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorSpaceport 99s

Contact2289 Cox Rd., Cocoa, FL 32926www.spaceport99s.org

Usual DeadlineMay


DescriptionThis scholarship is to assist a woman towards a career in the aviation field by providing $1,500 towards flight training. The money can be used towards any rating or certificate, except Private Pilot. Also included will be a 1 year membership in the Ninety-Nines.

Scholarship CriteriaTo be eligible, you must be: female; at least 18 years old; at least a Private Pilot; living in, or be a permanent resident of The 99s South east Section; in financial need and; must have a desire to make the field of aviation your career. (The 99s Southeast Section includes FL, GA, NC, SC, AL, MS, LA & TN.)

Bob Ellis Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAlaska Airmen’s Association (AAA)


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionA war hero and pioneer aviator, Bob Ellis’s passion for aviation was equaled only by his commitment to Southeast Alaska. From making history in amphibious airplanes, to creating an airline that ultimately became what we know as Alaska Airlines, to becoming Ketchikan’s town mayor and two-term Territorial Legislature Senator. Bob’s enthusiasm for aviation in the Southeast is carried on by the Alaska Airmen by their awarding a $500 scholarship to a Southeastern Alaskan Resident.

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Bob Stuart Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorMissouri Airport Managers Association (MAMA) and Missouri State Aviation Council (MoSAC)

ContactPO Box 681118, Kansas City, MO 64150www.mama-mosac.com



DescriptionMoSAC and MAMA jointly award a scholarship annually to applicants who are enrolled in an aviation-related curriculum at a U.S. college or university. Awards will be made to U.S. Citizens without regard to gender, race, religion or national origin.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must: Be a U.S. Citizen attending a school in the U.S; Must be enrolled in or plan to continue a college curriculum leading to a degree in the field of aviation; Have an overall grade point average of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale; and Submit a 300 word (typed, double- spaced) paper on “Why I Wish to Pursue a Career in Aviation”; Submit an official transcript with an application. Scholarships are not based on endowment and are sometimes not awarded.

Christian D. Bohrer Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAlaska Airmen’s Association (AAA)


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionChristian was a successful, young flight instructor who always looked to share his passion for aviation in Alaska’s community. Christian was a natural teacher with a constant focus on “safety first.” Christian passed away in 2016, at age 20; when the aircraft he was a passenger in was brought down by a bird strike. Christian’s passion and aviation spirit will live on through the Alaska Airmen’s Association by their awarding a $2,500 scholarship in Christian’s honor; continuing to help Alaska residents pursue their dream of becoming a professional pilot.

Colorado Agricultural Aviation Association ScholarshipScholarship SponsorColorado Agricultural Aviation Association

Contact3379 Mill Vista Rd., Unit 4303, Platteville, CO 80651www.coagav.org

Usual DeadlineJune


Scholarship CriteriaThe Colorado Agricultural Aviation Association Scholarship is awarded annually. Any persons submitting a resume application to the Colorado Agricultural Aviation Association will be eligible for this award. Candidates should demonstrate a genuine interest in agricultural areas such as agronomy, research, or ag- law that promotes or supports the Agricultural Aviation Industry. Non-traditional students are also encouraged to apply. Although not required, letters of recommendation will be accepted along with the resume application.



Dan Meisinger Memorial Learn to Fly ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Air Transportation Foundation (NATA)

Contact 818 Connecticut Ave., NW. Ste. 900, Washington, DC 20006www.nata.aero

Usual DeadlineNovember 29


DescriptionThe DanMeisinger Memorial Learn to Fly Scholarship was established in the honor and memory of Dan L. Meisinger Sr., whose career in aviation spanned 63 years. He was founder of Executive Beechcraft, headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, and was twice named Beech Aircraft’s Man of the Year. This fund’s purpose is to provide an annual flight training scholarship to a qualified individual.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants 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.

Darlene Kelly Advanced Certificate/Rating Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter

Contact8690 Aero Dr. #115-36, San Diego, CA 92123www.sd99s.org

Usual DeadlineAugust


Scholarship CriteriaOne (1) $2,000 scholarship is awarded to help fund training for Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, or any Flight Instructor certificate. Applicant must be a member of the Southwest Section of the Ninety-Nines; Have a current medical; and Have a Private Pilot License. There is a 90-day limit to apply funds towards training.

Dodie Riach Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, New Jersey Chapter

Contact1338 Wood Valley Rd., Mountainside, NJ 07092www.nj99.org



DescriptionThe New Jersey Chapter of the Ninety-Nines awards the Dodie Riach Memorial Scholarship to pilots, or student pilots, who are pursuing flight training in New Jersey. The Scholarship is awarded in recognition of an earnest desire to further aviation achievements. Applicants must submit a completed application form and other documentation as described in the application instructions.

Scholarship CriteriaThe scholarship is open to both men and women. Must be at least a student pilot or pilot who is trying to further their aviation goals, attain a PPL or additional ratings. Training must be in New Jersey.


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Dottie Sanders Memorial Flight ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter

Contact8690 Aero Dr., #115-36, San Diego, CA 92123www.sd99s.org

Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) $1,000 award to help fund flight training

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be 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 section 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.

Emily Howell Warner Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorColorado Pilots Association

ContactPO Box 20091, Denver, Colorado 80220www.coloradopilots.org



DescriptionThe Colorado Pilots Association (CPA) may grant a flight training scholarship in memory of Emily Howell Warner to one Colorado woman for an advanced rating. This would include an Instrument rating, Commercial Certificate or Multi-Engine Rating. The program is funded primarily from donations by individual members and revenues derived from the CPA’s nationally recognized Mountain Flying Ground School.

Scholarship CriteriaThis scholarship will be awarded to a Colorado woman pursuing her rating/certificate at a recognized Colorado FAR Part 61/141 flight school. A letter of recommendation from the flight school, including a statement of enrollment in a formal course leading to the appropriate certificate is required.

Fran Sargent ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Florida Goldcoast Chapter

ContactPO Box 1308, Stuart, FL 34995www.flgoldcoast99s.org

Usual DeadlineSeptember

Amount(s) AwardedTwo (2) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $3,000

DescriptionWe are offering two $3,000 scholarships to any woman with at least a Private Pilot certificate who is a resident of Florida, or currently enrolled in an aviation training program in Florida.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have an Instrument Rating and able to attend the ground school and SIM training.



Fullerton Chapter 99s Sylvia Paoli ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionThe Fullerton Chapter of the Ninety-Nines is partnering with the San Diego Chapter to give this award. The application process will utilize the Darlene Kelly Advanced Certificate/Rating Flight Training Scholarship process; and two winners will be chosen; One for the SD 99s award, and another will receive a $1,974 award - the Paoli Scholarship, in honor of Sylvia Paoli.

Scholarship CriteriaEach award may be used to help fund training for the Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, or any Flight Instructor certificate. Applicants must: Be a Southwest Section Ninety-Nine (CA, AZ, NV, UT, HI); Have a current medical; Have a private pilot certificate.

Joe Stancil Jr. Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAlaska Airmen’s Association (AAA)


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionFor would-be pilots looking towards aviation as a life goal and not a career, the Alaska Airmen partner with Joe Stancil Jr. to award a $3,000 private pilot scholarship. This scholarship is open to all Alaska residents who are in pursuit of their Private Pilot License and are planning to fly in Alaska. This includes building hours in the cockpit toward their Private Pilot License. Proof of ground school participation via a letter from an instructor or course transcripts, and CFI letters of recommendation are required.

John P. Culhane Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAlaska Airmen’s Association (AAA)


Usual DeadlineMarch


Scholarship CriteriaApplicant intends to use their training to work in Alaska. Enrolled in an aviation related program with an accredited college, university, trade school, approved training center (Part 61, Part 141), or in current training with a Certified Flight Instructor or A & P Mechanic. High school seniors with intentions of attending an accredited aviation related program. Attended school in Alaska, and have a 3.0 GPA or higher.


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Marian R. DeLano Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter


Usual DeadlineMay


Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be female; Have solo sign-off AND written test passed for a Private Pilot License; be a member of a 99s chapter in the Ninety-Nines “Southwest Section” (CA, AZ, NV, UT, HI). The scholarship is good for one rating or certificate only. Air Transport Rating is not eligible. There is a 90-day limit to apply funds towards training.

Monterey Bay Ninety-Nines Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Monterey Bay Chapter

Contact140 Dovewood Ln., Aptos, CA 95003www.montereybay99s.org



Scholarship CriteriaThe student applicant must be in good health and not dependent on medication or have any other disqualifying condition. The applicant must live in Santa Cruz or Monterey County. The applicant must be a licensed pilot, she must have completed any necessary written exams, and have a current flight review.

Nancy K. Jensen Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Greater Seattle Chapter

Contact20918 9th Ave. S., Des Moines, WA 98198www.seattle99s.org

Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaA scholarship in Nancy’s memory is awarded yearly to a student pilot with a minimum of 6 hours flight time logged. It is to be used toward completion of Private Pilot Certificate; including flight and simulator training, ground school, and test fees. Applicants must be a female resident of Western Washington, and 15 years of age or older. Must: Be a member of The Ninety-Nines; Be enrolled in a recognized ground school; Possess current medical and student pilot certificates; Provide anticipated written exam date.



Nancy Stratford Student Pilot Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionNancy Miller Livingston Stratford flew 50 different aircraft in World War II and went on to accumulate some 8,500 hours. At age 23, she was one of the first American women to become a ferry pilot for the British Air Transport Auxiliary. After WWII, Nancy earned her seaplane and helicopter wings, and owned Livingston Helicopters in Alaska. She was the second licensed woman commercial helicopter pilot in the United States.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must be female; reside in San Diego County; have a current student medical for PPL award; and a passing score on written test OR completed a solo flight. Funds may be used to help fund Private Pilot training. There is a 90-day limit to apply funds towards training.

National Aviation Academy’s Charles E. Taylor ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Aviation Academy (NAA)

Contact130 Baker Ave Ext., Concord, MA 01742 www.naa.edu


Amount(s) AwardedUp to twenty (20) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,000 each

DescriptionNational Aviation Academy’s Charles E. Taylor Scholarship, named for the first aviation mechanic, has been established to recognize and encourage students who wish to pursue careers in aviation maintenance, as well as promote the future of aviation and, more specifically, highly-trained airframe and powerplant (A&P) mechanics.

Scholarship CriteriaMust have earned your high school diploma or GED in the Fall 2021 or Spring 2022 to apply. Must reside in, or have graduated from, a high school in Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough, Hernando, Manatee, or Sarasota County in Florida, or Middlesex, Worcester, Essex, or Bristol County in Massachusetts. Must have an overall 2.5 Grade Point Average (GPA) or GED test score of 660 or greater.

Northwest Section ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Northwest Chapter

Contactwww.nw99s.org



DescriptionThe Northwest Section Scholarship fund was created in 2013, from funds that the Section held in investment accounts. The scholarship is awarded annually for $1,000. Examples are flight review, emergency maneuver training, ground school, components of student pilot training, floatplane rating, instrument proficiency check, or tailwheel instruction. Scholarship monies can be applied toward aviation expenses greater than $1,000, such as an additional rating or course of study, if the applicant clearly states there are sufficient funds from other sources to complete her training.


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NY-NJ Section ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, New Jersey Chapter


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionNY-NJ Section Scholarship will be awarded to a female pilot or female student pilot in recognition of her earnest desire to further her aviation achievements.

Scholarship CriteriaAny female pilot or female student pilot who has been a continuous member of the NY-NJ Section and who is training in NY or NJ is eligible to apply for the NY-NJ Section Scholarship. Apply by completing the scholarship application form and including all the required documentation; submit a personal essay; and submit a letter of recommendation to your Chapter Chair.

Pratt & Whitney Scholars Program to Benefit UConn Engineering StudentsScholarship SponsorPratt & Whitney

Contact400 Main St., East Hartford, CT 06118www.newsroom.prattwhitney.com


Amount(s) AwardedUp to Five (5) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $10,000 each for 4-years.

DescriptionThis new program builds upon more than 30 years of support that Pratt & Whitney, and parent company Raytheon Technologies, have invested in diversity programs at UConn; including the decades-long BRIDGE program: a five-week summer residential program designed to help women and underrepresented minorities entering their freshman year at UConn Engineering.

The Scholars Program, a scholarship designed for underrepresented minorities, will provideup to five students with $10,000 per year for four years; a summer internship opportunity at Pratt & Whitney after their sophomore year; a senior design project sponsored by Pratt & Whitney during their senior year; and professional development and mentorship opportunities.

Private Pilot ScholarshipScholarship SponsorColorado Pilots Association

ContactPO Box 20091, Denver, Colorado 80220www.coloradopilots.org


Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) or more Scholarships Awarded, valued up to $2,500 each

DescriptionThe Colorado Pilots Association (CPA) may grant a flight training scholarship to one or more Colorado residents each year aged 16 - 22. The CPA recognizes an interest in learning to fly among our younger population is essential to the health and growth of the pilot group within the state.

Scholarship CriteriaThis scholarship will be awarded to a Colorado resident between the ages of 16 and 22, pursuing a Private Pilot certificate at a recognized Colorado FAR Part 61/141 flight school. Applicants must have soloed to be eligible. A letter of recommendation from both the CFI, and flight school; to include a statement of enrollment in a formal course leading to a Private Pilot certificate, and achievement of solo flight is required.


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Reno Air Racing Association Flight Training Scholarship (FTS)Scholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Ventura County Chapter

Contact14501 Mt. Anderson St., Reno, NV 89506

airrace.org


Amount(s) AwardedOne (1), up to Ten(10), Scholarships Awarded to fund Private Pilot flight training, valued up $10,000 each

DescriptionSupported by a grant from the Ray Foundation, Inc. The program will provide up to ten scholarships initially to students. The scholarship will be awarded in two parts; the first phase will fund the student up through their first solo flight, and the balance will be awarded once the solo and FAA written exam have been successfully completed. The student can then complete the requirements and final FAA check-ride to achieve their Private Pilot’s License.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be 16 to 22 years old; located in the Reno, Sparks, Carson City, or Fallon, Nevada areas; be a U.S. Citizen; read, write, and speak English; be able to obtain a third class medical; have a 2.75 or higher GPA; and have had a successful discovery flight of at least 30 minutes in a general aviation aircraft. Applicants who have passed the private pilot written exam will be given priority. The deadline to submit your application is January 31. Applicants who are being considered for the scholarship will be contacted for an interview before February 15. Winners will be contacted by March 15.

The scholarship will be awarded in two parts; the first phase will fund the student up through their first solo flight, and the balance will be awarded once the solo and FAA written exam have been successfully completed. The student can then complete the requirements and final FAA check-ride to achieve their private pilot’s license.

About the STIHL National Championship Air RacesThe STIHL National Championship Air Races are held every September just north of Reno by the Reno Air Racing Association, a 501(c)(3). The event has become an institution for Northern Nevada and aviation enthusiasts from around the world with seven racing classes, a large display of static aircraft and several military and civilian flight demonstrations. Independent economic impact studies show that the event generates as much as $100 million annually for the local economy. For more information on the National Championship Air Races, visit AirRace.org.

Susan Liebeler Female Student Pilot Milestone ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Ventura County Chapter

[email protected]

Usual DeadlineNovember and May


Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must: Be a female over the age of 17. Living/working in Ventura County or training at a Ventura County airport (CMA, OXR, SZP or NTD). A minimum of 5 flight hours within 90 days preceding the award application deadline. Two hours may be in an Advanced Aviation.



AAAA Graduate ScholarshipsScholarship SponsorArmy Aviation Association of America (AAAA)

Contact755 Main St., Ste. 4D, Monroe, CT 06468www.quad-a.org



DescriptionThe AAAA Scholarship Foundation, Inc., is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation established to render financial assistance for the college level education of members and relatives of the Army Aviation Association of America, Inc.

Scholarship CriteriaAnnual awards for undergraduate and graduate students, who are Army Aviation Association of America, Inc. (AAAA) members or their spouses, unmarried siblings, unmarried children, and unmarried grandchildren of current and deceased members. Some awards are reserved for enlisted, warrant officer, company grade, and Department of the Army civilian members. AAAA member must have at least a one-year membership by the time of application.

Colonel Loren J. and Mrs. Lawona R. Spencer ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)

Contact1501 Lee Hwy., Arlington, VA 22209www.afa.org

Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionThis scholarship is made possible through a generous endowment from the Spencer estate. It provides funds to United States Air Force personnel (officer or enlisted, Air Force civilian, full-time National Guard and full-time Reserve) to pursue graduate level education in management and administration fields in preparation for senior level leadership role.

Scholarship CriteriaOne letter of recommendation from your Air Force supervisor or commander; which includes a character reference, a description of your performance and an assessment of your potential as an Air Force leader and volunteer. Proof of enrollement or acceptance into a Master’s program at an accredited college or university. A minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 (or equivalent) is required. An essay, no greater than 600 words describing your academic goals and how you expect your degree to enhance your service to the Air Force.

Guidance, Navigation and Control Graduate AwardScholarship SponsorAmerican Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics (AIAA)

Contact12700 Sunrise Valley Dr., Ste. 200, Reston, VA 20191-5807www.aiaa.org



Scholarship CriteriaMust be a current AIAA student member in good standing, and completed at least one academic semester of full-time college work. Minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. Must be enrolled in an accredited college or university within the U.S., and must be studying a field to enter the Astronautics industry.

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William T. Piper, Sr. General Aviation Systems Graduate AwardScholarship SponsorAmerican Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics (AIAA)

Contact12700 Sunrise Valley Dr., Ste. 200, Reston, VA 20191-5807www.aiaa.org


Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,500 ($1,000 award, plus $500 stipend, to attend the AIAA AVIATION Forum)

DescriptionThrough its annual graduate scholarship program, the AIAA Foundation presents awards to graduate students doing excellent research in the air and space sciences. This scholarship was sponsored by the AIAA General Aviation Systems Technical Committee in honor of William T. Piper, Sr. (1881-1970); who founded Piper Aircraft Corporation. Official recognition and presentation of the check to the recipient will be made in conjunction with the Awards Presentation Ceremony at the AIAA Aviation Forum. In addition, the AIAA Foundation will present the recipient with a special recognition plaque in honor of this award.

To help support promising future aerospace professionals, the AIAA Foundation annually awards financial aid to undergraduate and graduate students in science or engineering programs related to aerospace. The William T. Piper, Sr. General Aviation Systems Graduate Award is for graduate students who are researching in areas related to general aviation aircraft.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be current AIAA student members in good standing. Students must be enrolled in an accredited college or university in the U.S. and have completed at least one academic quarter of full-time graduate level coursework. A minimum GPA of 3.3 or higher. Applicants must be researching a topic related to general aviation aircraft.

Zonta Amelia Earhart Fellowship AwardsScholarship SponsorZonta International Foundation (ZIF)

Contact1200 Harger Rd., Ste. 330, Oak Brook, IL 60523www.zonta.org



Description Women of any nationality pursuing a Ph.D./doctoral degree, who demonstrate a superior academic record conducting research applied to aerospace engineering or space sciences are eligible. It is imperative that students be registered in a full-time Ph.D./doctoral program and have completed at least one year of that program, or have received a master’s degree in an aerospace-applied field at the time the application is submitted. Applicants must not graduate from their Ph.D. or doctoral program before April 2023. Please note that post-doctoral research programs are not eligible for the Fellowship. Classified members (club members and individuals with direct membership with Zonta International) and employees of Zonta International and the Zonta Foundation for Women, and their family members (ancestors, descendants, adoptees, siblings, nieces or cousins, and those of their spouse or cohabiting partner), are not eligible to apply for the Fellowship. Note that previous Amelia Earhart Fellows are not eligible to apply to renew the Fellowship for a second year.

Scholarship CriteriaMust not be attending high school currently. Restricted to students studying Aviation/Aerospace, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering/Electronics, Earth Science, or Mechanical Engineering.

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Aim High Flight Academy (AHFA)Scholarship SponsorAir Force Recruiting Service (AFRS)

ContactMilton, FL 32572www.aimhighflightacademy.com


Amount(s) AwardedAHFA is a robust 3 week Flight Academy structured to ensure students learn everything necessary to achieve up to 15 flight hours and potentially complete their first solo flight by the conclusion of the academy.

DescriptionStudents must complete the application online at aimhighflightacademy.com, and have parental/legal guardian signed approval (if under 18). Please follow the detailed application instructions on aimhighflightacademy.com. Additionally, students must have an endorsement from their high school principal or counselor, verifying they’re an enrolled student, their GPA, and are in good standing as well as an endorsement from a nominating organization. Lastly, applicants must have a “strong” interest in aviation and a “never-quit” attitude. Applicants must fill out basic applicant information on aimhighflightacademy.com, and attach their signed nominations to their application entry. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must: Be between the ages of 16 and 23; Be a full-time student in High School, College, or an enlisted member of any service enrolled in school full-time; Understand they are volunteering for a scholarship to a public flight school contracted by the United States Air Force. College applicants must be currently enrolled in AFROTC or the United States Air Force Academy to be qualified. There is no military service commitment or obligation, nor does program completion justify acceptance to military service. Applicants must be at least 16 years old by 1, June, 2022, and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better (on a 4.0 scale) to submit a package or be nominated.

To accomplish this, applicants must include a rotation of 3 segments every day; which include flight simulator time, academic classroom time (white board and lecture lesson style), and flight time. The students will be assigned into flights and be assigned a wingman within that flight, to study and fly with throughout their time during the program. When students aren’t in structured flight time, the additional hours of the day will be filled with mentorship with their flight commanders and other staff, studying to prepare for the next day, character development, and supplemental “tips and tricks”. Tips and tricks include chair flying, Emergency Procedure practice, and how to conduct “stand ups” to name a few. (Stand ups are the daily briefs conducted by aviators to inform members about daily weather, any NOTAMs, and can include an EP and other relevant information.)



Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionMore than 20 years ago, the Duncan Family Trust set aside funding for the Duncan Scholarship. This program awards scholarships to the children of Duncan Aviation team members for use toward a post-secondary education.


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Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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.



Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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.

High school


Flying Musicians Association Solo Program ScholarshipScholarship SponsorFlying Musicians Association (FMA)

ContactPO Box 357, Mount Mourne, NC 28123www.flyingmusicians.org



DescriptionThe Flying Musicians Association (FMA) recognizes the correlation between hard work and skill required by both learning to fly and learning music — practice, precision, working with others, multi-tasking, and ultimately performance. The program has averaged 2+ scholarships per year in the first six years, while welcoming over two hundred new student members into the FMA network.

Scholarship CriteriaCandidates must be a junior or senior high school music student, with a passion for music and aviation. All nominees will receive a sponsored FMA student membership, including an FMA shirt, and other items donated by FMA members and sponsors. Those who remain engaged in the FMA network are also aided in many ways.



Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.




Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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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Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants require a minimum 2.5 GPA; Must study full-time; Must be a U.S. Citizen; Restricted to students studying Aviation/ Aerospace programs.



Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionNamed in memory of Johnny Davis, President of Dallas Avionics, in Dallas, Texas. Johnny Davis supported the general aviation industry for more than 30 years, and served as an AEA Associate Board Member.

Scholarship CriteriaThis 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.



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DescriptionNamed in memory of Marshall E. Temple, founder of Temple Electronics in Houston, Texas. Temple, a U.S. Navy veteran, started his business in 1973. Marshall Temple 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have minimum 2.5 GPA required. Must study full-time. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Restricted to students studying aviation/aerospace.



Usual DeadlineApril



Navigate Your Future ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Air Transportation Association (NATA)

Contact818 Connecticut Ave. NW., Ste. 900, Washington, DC 20006 www.nata.aero

Usual DeadlineJune


DescriptionThe Navigate Your Future Scholarship is offered to a high school graduate continuing his or her education in the aviation industry. By making scholarships available, NATA’s goal is to foster and promote careers in the general aviation industry. The Navigate Your Future Scholarship is to be used for one year of full-time undergraduate study. One award will be granted each year.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants of the Navigate Your Future Scholarship must: 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.

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Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have a scanned file of your most recent high school or college transcript. Prepare your responses to the Questions & Essay section before you start application. Applications received without completed information will not be considered.

Universal Avionics ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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. Applicants must have a scanned file of your most recent high school or college transcript on your computer. Prepare your responses to the Questions & Essay section before you start application. Applications received without completed information will not be considered.

Dr. Sydell Perlmutter Gold Memorial ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionThis scholarship is made possible by a generous contribution from Dr. Ted Gold in memory of his wife, Dr. Sydell Gold. Sydell was a pioneer for women in math and science, earning her Ph.D. in Theoretical Mathematics in 1973; when she was already the mother of three.

Scholarship CriteriaFemale graduating high school seniors who have excelled in mathematics. Accepted into an accredited four-year college or university. Pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) field. Dependents of currently serving, retired, or deceased Air Force members.

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International Operators ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Business Aviation Association (NBAA)

Contact1200 Eighteenth St. NW., Ste. 400, Washington, DC 20036-2527www.nbaa.org


Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at Educational or training costs up to $9,000

DescriptionThe NBAA International Operators Committee is dedicated to promoting education and training as a means for individuals to enhance their safety knowledge and professionalism. To further this objective, NBAA Charities offers the International Operators Scholarship to benefit business aviation professionals engaged in international operations.

Scholarship CriteriaIndividuals entering the business aviation industry or current aviation professionals seeking to expand their career in international operations. Must be 18 years or older. Submit a application, an essay, and at least one signed letter of recommendation.

Scholarship recipients must complete all professional/educational training by March 2024, or risk forfeit of the award. Funds awarded through this program will be paid directly to the recipient for reimbursement of expenses associated with the designated education and/or training classes, except in the case of full-time students, when payments will be made directly to the school.

TEFL ScholarshipScholarship SponsorThe TEFL Academy

Contact616 Corporate Way, Ste. 2-4279, Valley Cottage, NY 10989 www.theteflacademy.com

Usual DeadlineJuly


DescriptionThe TEFL Academy is all about supporting students who want to uncover the life changing career path that is Teaching English as a Foreign Language abroad. We believe in the importance of education and the incredible impact it has on everyones lives. As such, we’re sponsoring a contest for students who want to pursue a career as a TEFL teacher in order to receive a $2,500 scholarship from The TEFL Academy.

Scholarship CriteriaIn order to take part in the scholarship, applicants must meet the following criteria: Be a citizen of the USA, EU, UK, South Africa or Australia; Must be currently enrolled at your university or college; Must have a minimum GPA of 2.5; Must be in good academic standing with your institution; Submissions must be made in email to [email protected], include their full name, address, date of birth, name of the school they’re currently attending, phone number and GPA – along with a 30-60 second video clip (videos can be uploaded directly to YouTube or any other video sharing platform and they can include the link in the email) talking about why they’re looking to pursue a career teaching English abroad. We want to know how they would strive to change people’s lives in their career as a TEFL teacher, a little bit about them and their background.

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Choose Aerospace ScholarshipScholarship SponsorChoose Aerospace

Contact PO Box 234, Jenks, OK 74037www.chooseaerospace.org


Amount(s) AwardedTwo (2) Scholarships Awarded, valued at (2) $2,500

DescriptionThe non-profit organization, managed by the Aviation Technician Education Council, is in its third award season. This year’s donors include Aeronautical Repair Station Association, Aviation Supplies & Academics (ASA), Nida Corporation, AVOTEK, Aircraft Technical Book Company, Snap-On Tools, and CertTEC. Newcomers this year are AAR Corp with cash awards, Sonic Tools with a tool set, and Northrop Rice Foundation with testing vouchers.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be an aviation maintenance school, student, or instructor. School membership in the Aviation Technician Education Council is not required, but will be a consideration for the review committee when selecting award recipients.

Don And Carol Bedford Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAlaska Airmen’s Association (AAA)


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionDon and Carol Bedford were a team. Don had earned his Airframe and Power License and was well on the way to a degree in aeronautical engineering, when he felt impelled to join the workforce at Lockheed Aircraft at the outbreak of WWII. Don later joined the Army Air Corps where he eventually joined the Aviation Cadet program. He was transitioning to fighters when the war ended. He returned to Lockheed where he rubbed shoulders with the likes of Tony LeVere, Howard Hughes, and worked on the P-80 program. In 1947, Don took a job with Alaska Coastal Airlines in Juneau. He stayed through a series of mergers, to retire from Alaska Airlines in 1993. Carol was from the Chicago area where she attended business school. She traveled to Alaska on a whim, and took a job at Alaska Airlines where the two met. Don was one of the first authorized inspectors in Southeast Alaska, an area where he remained active throughout the rest of his life.



Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionMore than 20 years ago, the Duncan Family Trust set aside funding for the Duncan Scholarship. This program awards scholarships to the children of Duncan Aviation team members for use toward a post-secondary education.


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Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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.


Contact1400 K St NW, Suite 801, Washington, DC 20036www.gama.aero

Usual DeadlineApril



Scholarship CriteriaAn applicant must: Be a current student at a U.S. high school, graduating in the spring of the year the scholarship is offered; Be accepted to and enrolling in an institution for an aviation-related degree program (e.g., flight training, aviation management, aerospace engineering, and aviation maintenance); Have a 3.0 or better grade point average (on a 4.0 scale). Applicant must submit: The application form; The essay question response; A current high school transcript; and letter(s) of recommendation.

F. Atlee Dodge Maintenance ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAlaska Airmen’s Association (AAA)


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionAtlee Dodge is a well know name to every Alaskan Aviator. His knowledge of the inner workings of Alaskan Bush planes is unsurpassed and his improvements for all things Super Cub are felt and appreciated to this day. The Alaska Airmen are proud to continue on his journey of airplane advancements by providing $2,500 for a student looking toward Aircraft Maintenance as a career.

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Usual DeadlineApril



Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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.



Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.




Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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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Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have minimum 2.5 GPA required. Must study full-time. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Restricted to students studying aviation/aerospace.



Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionNamed in memory of Johnny Davis, President of Dallas Avionics in Dallas, Texas. Davis supported the general aviation industry for more than 30 years and served as an AEA Associate Board Member.




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Maintenance Technician ScholarshipScholarship SponsorHelicopter Association International (HAI)



Amount(s) AwardedUp to Two (2) Scholarships Awarded toward the cost of your aviation maintenance certificate, valued at $2,500

DescriptionThe HAI Maintenance Technician Certificate Scholarship is awarded each year to up to two students studying to become aviation maintenance technicians. In addition, scholarship recipients receive: A complimentary one-year membership in HAI, the trade association for the international helicopter industry. A complimentary full registration for the scholarship recipient and a guest to HAI HELI-EXPO 2022 (hotel and travel expenses are the responsibility of the scholarship winner and guest). A subscription to ROTOR magazine and ROTOR Daily.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be enrolled in a maintenance technician certificate program at an FAA-approved Part 147 school or international equivalent.



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DescriptionNamed 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have minimum 2.5 GPA required. Must study full-time. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Restricted to students studying Aviation/Aerospace.



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National Aviation Academy’s Charles E. Taylor ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNational Aviation Academy (NAA)

Contact130 Baker Ave Ext., Concord, MA 01742 www.naa.edu


Amount(s) AwardedUp to twenty (20) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,000 each

DescriptionNational Aviation Academy’s Charles E. Taylor Scholarship, named for the first aviation mechanic, has been established to recognize and encourage students who wish to pursue careers in aviation maintenance, as well as promote the future of aviation and, more specifically, highly-trained airframe and powerplant (A&P) mechanics.

Scholarship CriteriaMust have earned your high school diploma or GED in the Fall 2021 or Spring 2022 to apply. Must reside in, or have graduated from, a high school in Pinellas, Pasco, Hillsborough, Hernando, Manatee, or Sarasota County in Florida, or Middlesex, Worcester, Essex, or Bristol County in Massachusetts. Must have an overall 2.5 Grade Point Average (GPA) or GED test score of 660 or greater.



Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionAvailable 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.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have a scanned file of your most recent high school or college transcript. Prepare your responses to the Questions & Essay section before you start your application. Applications received without completed information will not be considered.

Universal Avionics ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAircraft Electronics Association (AEA)


Usual DeadlineApril


Scholarship CriteriaAvailable 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. Applicants must have a scanned file of your most recent high school or college transcript on your computer. Prepare your responses to the Questions & Essay section before you start your application. Applications received without completed information will not be considered.

Mechanic (A&P)


Aim High Flight Academy (AHFA)Scholarship SponsorAir Force Recruiting Service (AFRS)

ContactMilton, FL 32572www.aimhighflightacademy.com


Amount(s) AwardedAHFA is a robust 3 week Flight Academy structured to ensure students learn everything necessary to achieve up to 15 flight hours and potentially complete their first solo flight by the conclusion of the academy.

DescriptionStudents must complete the application online at aimhighflightacademy.com, and have parental/legal guardian signed approval (if under 18). Please follow the detailed application instructions on aimhighflightacademy.com. Additionally, students must have an endorsement from their high school principal or counselor, verifying they’re an enrolled student, their GPA, and are in good standing as well as an endorsement from a nominating organization. Lastly, applicants must have a “strong” interest in aviation and a “never-quit” attitude. Applicants must fill out basic applicant information on aimhighflightacademy.com, and attach their signed nominations to their application entry. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must: Be between the ages of 16 and 23; Be a full-time student in High School, College, or an enlisted member of any service enrolled in school full-time; Understand they are volunteering for a scholarship to a public flight school contracted by the United States Air Force. College applicants must be currently enrolled in AFROTC or the United States Air Force Academy to be qualified. There is no military service commitment or obligation, nor does program completion justify acceptance to military service. Applicants must be at least 16 years old by 1, June, 2022, and have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better (on a 4.0 scale) to submit a package or be nominated.

To accomplish this, applicants must include a rotation of 3 segments every day; which include flight simulator time, academic classroom time (white board and lecture lesson style), and flight time. The students will be assigned into flights and be assigned a wingman within that flight, to study and fly with throughout their time during the program. When students aren’t in structured flight time, the additional hours of the day will be filled with mentorship with their flight commanders and other staff, studying to prepare for the next day, character development, and supplemental “tips and tricks”. Tips and tricks include chair flying, Emergency Procedure practice, and how to conduct “stand ups” to name a few. (Stand ups are the daily briefs conducted by aviators to inform members about daily weather, any NOTAMs, and can include an EP and other relevant information.)

AAAA Graduate ScholarshipsScholarship SponsorArmy Aviation Association of America (AAAA)

Contact755 Main St., Ste. 4D, Monroe, CT 06468www.quad-a.org



DescriptionThe AAAA Scholarship Foundation, Inc., is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation established to render financial assistance for the college level education of members and relatives of the Army Aviation Association of America, Inc.

Scholarship CriteriaAnnual awards for undergraduate and graduate students, who are Army Aviation Association of America, Inc. (AAAA) members or their spouses, unmarried siblings, unmarried children, and unmarried grandchildren of current and deceased members. Some awards are reserved for enlisted, warrant officer, company grade, and Department of the Army civilian members. AAAA member must have at least a one-year membership by the time of application.

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Captain Jodi Callahan Memorial ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril

Amount(s) AwardedThree (3) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $2,000 each

DescriptionThis scholarship is in memory of Captain Jodi Callahan, who was an AFA Under-Forty National Director and a Trustee of the former Aerospace Education Foundation. This scholarship is made possible through contributions to the Jodi Callahan Memorial Fund by her family and friends.

The Captain Jodi Callahan Memorial Scholarship provides a $2,000 scholarship to Active Duty Air Force, full-time Air National Guard, or full-time Air Force Reserve personnel pursuing a Master’s Degree in a non-technical field of study.

Scholarship CriteriaA completed application is required. One letter of recommendation from your Air Force supervisor or commander. One letter of recommendation from your Air Force supervisor or commander; which includes a character reference, a description of your performance, and an assessment of your potential as an Air Force leader and volunteer. All letters will need an ink stained signature for acceptance. Any letters without this will not be considered. Proof of acceptance or enrollment in a Master’s program at an accredited college or university. A minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 (or equivalent) is required. Submit an official, original transcript of your most recent college or university Master’s program. If you have not yet started your Master’s program, submit an official, original transcript from your Undergraduate Degree. An essay no greater than 600 words, describing your academic goals and how you expect your degree to enhance your service to the Air Force.

Colonel Aaron Burgstein Memorial ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionThis scholarship is made possible by a bequest from Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Judith Burgstein, in memory of their devoted son and AFA Lifetime Member, Colonel Aaron Burgstein. The scholarship was established for minor dependents of Active Duty, retired, or prior service members of all branches, reservists or National Guard members who are/will be pursuing a two or four-year degree at an accredited college/university. Priority will be given to those dependents whose parent/guardian either: served for eight or more years; died while serving on or in an active duty status, or; has been classified as a wounded warrior through the Air Force Wounded Warrior program. Additional funds supporting this program have been contributed by family, friends and colleagues.

Once the recipient is selected, the Air Force Association will notify the student with a congratulatory email. The check will be distributed directly to the recipient’s college or university, which can be used for any education related expense.

Scholarship CriteriaA 600 word essay describing your academic and personal achievements, and goals, and how this scholarship will help you accomplish them. One letter of recommendation written by a teacher, a supervisor, a counselor, or the director of an organization in which you participate. It may not be written by a family member or friend. The most recent copy of an official transcript. Your cumulative GPA must fall between 2.5 and 4.0 (do not round up). Acceptance or enrollment into an accredited college/university. A copy of your parent’s/guardian’s DD214 or proof of military service such as a front and back copy of your military ID card.


Colonel Loren J. and Mrs. Lawona R. Spencer ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionThis scholarship is made possible through a generous endowment from the Spencer estate. It provides funds to United States Air Force Personnel (officer or enlisted, Air Force civilian, full-time National Guard or full-time Reserve) to pursue graduate level education in management and administration fields in preparation for a senior level leadership role.

Scholarship CriteriaOne letter of recommendation from your Air Force supervisor or commander; which includes a character reference, a description of your performance, and an assessment of your potential as an Air Force leader and volunteer. Proof of enrollement or acceptance into a Master’s program at an accredited college or university. A minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 (or equivalent) is required. An essay no greater than 600 words, describing your academic goals and how you expect your degree to enhance your service to the Air Force.

John C. And Blanche Lee Lindsay Memorial ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1)(or more) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $2,500 each

DescriptionThis program was made possible by a bequest from Mrs. Elizabeth L. Lindsay, widow of Lieutenant Colonel John Lindsay, a career Air Force officer stationed at Craig AFB in Selma, Alabama. The scholarship is in memory of their children John C. and Blanche Lee Lindsay who also passed away before Lt Col and Mrs. Lindsay. The scholarship was established for children of members of the United States Air Force who are pursuing a college degree.

A minimum of one scholarship in the amount of $2,500 will be awarded annually. Additional scholarships may be considered and awarded, funds permitting. Applicants who are awarded a scholarship are not eligible for a second award.

Scholarship CriteriaParent or legal guardian of the applicant must be Active Duty, veteran, or retired service members, reservists, or National Guard members of the United States Air Force. Applicant must: Be pursuing a degree at an accredited college or university; Provide a Statement of Purpose describing how the scholarship will assist in meeting their educational goals; Provide the most current transcript or, if not yet enrolled, proof of acceptance into an accredited college or university; Provide one letter of recommendation from a teacher, professor, counselor, or work/volunteer supervisor. Priority is given to applicants who: a) have at least one parent/guardian who is an AFA member; and b) are majoring in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) field.

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Lt. Col. Romeo And Josephine Bass Ferretti ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionThis scholarship is made possible by a bequest from the estate of Lt Col Romeo and Josephine Bass Ferretti and was established for minor dependents of active duty or retired Air Force, Air Force Reserve, Air National Guard, and Space Force enlisted Airmen and Guardians. It is for students pursuing an Undergraduate Degree in the area of science, technology, engineering or math (STEM). The scholarship will be awarded to a student who has graduated from high school in 2022, and who is entering their first year at an accredited university.

Once the recipient is selected, the Air Force Association will notify them with a congratulatory email. The recipient’s college or university will receive the check, which can be used for any education related expense.

Scholarship CriteriaA completed application, to include all supporting materials, submitted through the online application system. An essay no greater than 600 words (approx. two pages typed and double spaced) describing your academic achievements and goals. Additionally, state how this scholarship will help you achieve those goals. One letter of recommendation, this letter may be written by a teacher, a supervisor or the director of an organization in which you participate. It must be signed. A copy of your official, high school transcript. Proof of acceptance into an accredited college/university indicating your intended major which must be in one of the STEM fields of study (science, technology, engineering or math). The letter must be on college/university stationery from the admissions office, registrar, or financial aid office. The letter must include a statement of the cost of tuition and fees for the first term of attendance.

Mike & Gail Donley Spouse ScholarshipsScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionMichael Donley was the 22nd Secretary of the Air Force, with more than 30 distinguished years of service in the National Security Community, including service in the Senate, White House, and the Pentagon. Secretary Donley was the longest serving Secretary in Air Force history and an outstanding leader. He and Mrs. Gail Donley have been unwavering champions of our Airmen, airpower, and their families.

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a spouse of Air Force Active Duty, Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve, Space Force, or Department of the Air Force Civilian employee to be eligible. Spouses who are themselves Air or Space Force personnel, or in ROTC, are not eligible. A copy of your most recent official transcript verifying your minimum 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher. The transcript must have your name on it and show that you are enrolled for the minimum number of hours (6 credit hours for undergraduate study and 3 credit hours for graduate study). You must be in a degree program. Certification programs are not eligible. If you are not currently enrolled, then in addition to an official, original transcript, include a letter from your college or university that confirms your intent to carry the required hours next semester. This must be an original letter on college or university stationery from the admissions office or the registrar. If you have no prior college or university course work, include proof of acceptance to an accredited college or university. This must be an original letter on college or university stationery from the admissions office or the registrar. In an essay, describe your academic and career goals and the motivation which led you to this decision. Discuss how Air Force involvement or local community activities in which you are involved will enhance your goals. Two signed letters of recommendation should be character references and descriptions of your performance and potential as a student, employee or volunteer. The two letters must be from different sources. The letters can be from professors, employers or volunteer organizations. You may also request a letter from your local AFA Chapter. Please remember that your uploaded letters must have an ink-signed, legal signature in the signature block.

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Pentagon Federal Credit Union Pilot Training ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at Up to $10,000

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must include an essay of not more than 600 words describing how this scholarship and a Private Pilot’s License will assist in achieving their career or educational goals. If the applicant is a current or recent high school, college, or university student, an unofficial transcript is required. Per FAA requirements, the student must be 16 years old to fly solo, and 17 years old to obtain a Private Pilot Certificate. There is no upper age limit. Applicant must use the funds for flight training in 2022. Lessons taken in 2023 will not be reimbursed.

Tailhook Educational Foundation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorTailhook Educational Foundation (TEF)

Contact9696 Businesspark Ave., San Diego, CA 92131www.tailhook.net

Usual DeadlineMarch


Scholarship CriteriaMust be an undergraduate student. Must attend a university, or a two-year or four-year college. Must be a U.S. Citizen, study full-time, and be a veteran of the U.S. Navy.

Tuskegee Airmen Memorial ScholarshipScholarship Sponsor Air Force Association (AFA)


Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionThis scholarship is made possible by a contribution from Col Conway B. Jones, Jr., in honor of the Tuskegee Airmen; a group of African-American airmen who fought in World War II at a time when racial segregation was practiced in the military and much of society in general. Their extraordinary legacy as dauntless trailblazers is captured in the Air Force refrain that challenges souls dreaming of skies to conquer to give us wings, ever to soar. In their spirit, this scholarship is offered to Air and Space Force personnel, and their families, to pursue and conquer their challenges.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must include an essay of not more than 600 words describing how this scholarship will assist in achieving their educational goals and how these goals support the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen. One letter of recommendation written by a teacher, a supervisor, a counselor, or the director of an organization in which you participate. If the applicant is a current or recent high school, college, or university student, an unofficial transcript is required. Cumulative GPA must be at least 3.0. Acceptance or enrollment into an accredited college/university, unless pursuing pilot training. A copy of your, your spouse’s, or your parent’s/guardian’s DD214, ndhbgc or proof of military service such as a front and back copy of a military ID card.

Military & Veteran


AAAE Women in Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of Airport Executives (AAAE)



Amount(s) AwardedScholarships Awarded Vary, valued at $3,000-$5,000

Scholarship Criteria Students are eligible to apply if they are a current college junior, senior or graduate student, enrolled in an aviation program at an accredited two- or four-year college/university in the U.S. or Canada. Applicants must be female and have a minimum cumulative GPA of a 3.5 or higher. Eligibility under this program is not based on AAAE membership. Recipients will be selected based on gender, academic achievements and records, financial need, participation in school and community activities, and submission of a personal statement. Students may only receive a Women in Aviation Scholarship twice (does not have to be consecutive years).

Advanced Mountain Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.

ContactExecutive Towers 10-D, 207 W. Claredon Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85013www.whirlygirls.org



DescriptionThe scholarship gives a deserving Whirly-Girl the skills to cope with turbulence, rugged terrain, and landing zone selection in mountainous and canyon areas, with special emphasis placed on decision making. It also provides the skill needed to fly all sorts of private and commercial helicopter missions that require off-airport landings anywhere in the country.

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a helicopter pilot with at least a private certificate/license. She must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must be active, current on their annual dues.

Airbus Inadvertent Instrument Meteorological Conditions Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.




DescriptionSponsored by Airbus, this scholarship will give a Whirly-Girl the opportunity to attend an AS350 Turbine Transition Course at the Airbus Factory School in Grand Prairie, Texas, USA. This is a 5-day course that provides both ground school and flight training for the AS350.

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a helicopter pilot, with at least a private certificate/license. She must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must be active, current on their annual dues.

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Airbus Leadership GrantScholarship SponsorAirbus and Women in Aviation International (WAI)

Contact3647 State Route 503 S., West Alexandria, OH 45381-9354www.wai.org



Scholarship CriteriaOne scholarship will be awarded to a student at the college level of sophomore year or above, who is pursuing a degree in an aviation related field; Who has achieved a minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale); and Who exhibits leadership potential. In addition to WAI requirements, all applicants should submit a 500-word essay that addresses their career aspirations and clear, concise examples of how they have exhibited leadership in their academic/work/personal life.

Airbus Tuition Assistance ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)

Contact2330 Kenlee Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45230www.awam.org



DescriptionAirbus is pleased to present one $5,000 scholarship to be awarded to a female student in a trade, technical, college or university education system pursuing a license or degree in an aviation maintenance or manufacturing related field.

Scholarship CriteriaEssay on how the AWAM community has impacted you and/or your career. Currently enrolled trade or university student, with a 3.0 or above GPA, seeking to obtain her A&P certificate or a degree in Aviation Maintenance Management, Education or Engineering. Applicants must be female.

Amelia Earhart Academic ScholarshipScholarship SponsorThe Ninety-Nines, Inc.

Contact4300 Amelia Earhart Dr., Ste. A, Oklahoma City, OK 73159 www.ninety-nines.org


Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at up to $10,000 scholarship used towards 1-year of a college degree in aviation/aerospace

Scholarship CriteriaAmelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships are awarded to qualified members for fully funded advanced flight training, jet type ratings and technical training. Document financial need. Be an active, participating Ninety-Nines member. Be active in aviation extracurricular activities. Demonstrate high academic achievement. Have reachable, realistic goals.

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Amelia Earhart Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorThe Ninety-Nines, Inc.



Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at up to $20,000 used towards an additional pilot certificate/rating, or pilot training course

Scholarship CriteriaAmelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships are awarded to qualified members for fully funded advanced flight training, jet type ratings, and technical training. Document financial need. Be an active, participating Ninety-Nines member. Strive to find low-cost flight training options. Begin flight training and complete written tests for certificate/rating sought. If short on required flight time, have a plan to build time by the end of the scholarship period, or apply for the certificate/rating for which currently eligible. Do not add supplemental time-building flight hours to application.

Amelia Earhart Kitty Houghton Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorThe Ninety-Nines, Inc.




Scholarship CriteriaThis International scholarship in memory of Kitty Houghton, is offered specifically to encourage women pilots in emerging economy countries to pursue a career in aviation benefiting their home country. Applicants should demonstrate an interest in and enthusiasm for flying and have begun to work on their pilot’s license.

Amelia Earhart Technical Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorThe Ninety-Nines, Inc.



Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at up to $20,000 used towards an additional pilot certificate/rating, or pilot training course

Scholarship CriteriaAmelia Earhart Memorial Scholarships are awarded to qualified members for fully funded advanced flight training, jet type ratings, and technical training. Document financial need. Be an active, participating Ninety-Nines member. Clearly indicate how this training will help you to advance toward your goal and how you have prepared to undertake it.

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Amelia Earhart Vicki Cruse Memorial Scholarship for Emergency Maneuver TrainingScholarship SponsorThe Ninety-Nines, Inc.



DescriptionThis Scholarship is designed to cover spin and emergency maneuver training, with some exposure to pure aerobatic flying. A description of the scholarship and the elements that must be covered in the training is set forth in the Background and Training Guidelines, and Required Elements of Training.

Scholarship CriteriaFully paid scholarship to provide emergency maneuver and spin training in addition to an introduction to aerobatics. In memory of 99 Vicki Cruse, this scholarship is available to any licensed pilot member of The 99s without regard to existing ratings, financial need, or length of membership. Complete details about the training can be found in the application package.

American Association of University Women: Community Action GrantsScholarship SponsorAmerican Association of University Women (AAUW)

Contact1310 L St. NW., Ste. 1000, Washington, DC 20005www.aauw.org


Amount(s) AwardedScholarship Awards Vary, valued at $3,000-$10,000

Description The American Association of University Women (AAUW) works to advance educational and professional opportunities for women in the United States. The AAUW Community Action Grants program provides funds to individuals and AAUW organizations, as well as local community-based nonprofit organizations and higher education institutions, throughout the country for innovative projects focused on encouraging girls to select, before entering college, the physical sciences or engineering as a career.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be individuals, AAUW branches, AAUW state organizations or local community-based nonprofit organizations (including universities). The proposed activity must have direct impact to encourage girls to select, before entering college, the physical sciences or engineering as a career. Nonprofit organizations and universities must be based in the United States or its territories.

Avotek Textbook ScholarshipsScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)




DescriptionAvotek is a premier publisher of top-of-the-line training manuals for aviation maintenance technician instructors, schools, and students. Their textbooks have a well-earned reputation for quality, accuracy, and completeness. Avotek is offering two scholarships each for their Avionics and Core Series textbook sets. Please specify which set you are applying for in your application.

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AWAM Tuition Assistance ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)




Scholarship CriteriaEssay on how the AWAM community has impacted you and/or your career. Currently enrolled trade or university student with a 3.0 or higer GPA, seeking to obtain her A&P certificate or a degree in Aviation Maintenance Management, Education or Engineering. Applicants must be female.

Boeing Company Career Enhancement ScholarshipScholarship SponsorBoeing Company and Women in Aviation International

Contact3647 State Rt. 503 S., West Alexandria, OH 45381-9354www.wai.org



DescriptionScholarship is available for a woman who wishes to advance her career in aerospace industry in the fields of engineering, technology development or management. The award is to be used for educational purposes only and may not be applied toward flight hours. Applicants may be full-time or part-time employees currently in the aerospace industry or related field. Students pursuing aviation related degrees that are at the junior level with a 2.5 GPA or higher.

CAE Aerospace Maintenance Training Course ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)




DescriptionCAE Aerospace is proud to offer one scholarship for a Challenger 300-350 (10 day) Initial Maintenance training course. The scholarship recipient must, as a minimum, be the holder of an FAA A&P Certificate. The course will be conducted in Dallas, Texas. The recipient is responsible for all lodging and travel costs, and must redeem the scholarship within one year of award date.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must be female. Applicants must hold an FAA A&P Certificate. Applicants must be a U.S. Citizen.

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Darlene Kelly Advanced Certificate/Rating Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter




Scholarship CriteriaOne $2,000 award to help fund training for Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, or any Flight Instructor certificate. Applicant must: Be a member of the Southwest Section of the Ninety-Nines; Have a current medical; and Have a Private Pilot License. There is a 90-day limit to apply funds towards training.

Dodie Riach Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, New Jersey Chapter




DescriptionThe New Jersey Chapter of the Ninety-Nines awards the Dodie Riach Memorial Scholarship to pilots, or student pilots, who are pursuing flight training in New Jersey. The Scholarship is awarded in recognition of an earnest desire to further aviation achievements. Applicants must submit a completed application form and other documentation as described in the application instructions.

Scholarship CriteriaThe scholarship is open to both men and women. Must be at least a student pilot or pilot who is trying to further their aviation goals, attain a PPL or additional ratings. Training must be in New Jersey.

Dottie Sanders Memorial Flight ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter


Usual DeadlineJune

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $1,000 to help fund flight training

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant 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 exam 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 Instrument, Commercial, Multi -Engine, or any Flight Instructor certificates.

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Edward M. Thurn Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.




DescriptionThe Edward M. Thurn Memorial Scholarship, now in its fifth year, provides $15,000 to any Whirly-Girl to be applied toward upgrading her current helicopter rating. It may be applied toward commercial, instrument, flight instructor, airline transport pilot (ATP), night vision goggle (NVG), or turbine transition training to advance a candidate’s career.

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a helicopter pilot, with at least a private certificate/license. She must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, and must be active, current on their annual dues.

Erickson & Volo Mission Vertical Reference/External Load ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.

ContactContactExecutive Towers 10-D, 207 W. Claredon Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85013www.whirlygirls.org



DescriptionThis scholarship is sponsored by Erickson and Volo Mission and will be awarded to a career-minded Whirly-Girl who needs a vertical reference/external load endorsement for a flight position. This course includes 20 hours of flight time in the R44, 10 hours of classroom/ground instruction, and 3 hours of field operations instruction. She need not be turbine qualified.

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a helicopter pilot with at least a private certificate/license. She must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, she must be an active member, current on their annual dues.

FlightSafety International Bell 206/Bell 407 ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.

ContactContactExecutive Towers 10-D, 207 W. Claredon Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85013www.whirlygirls.org



DescriptionSponsored by FlightSafety International, this scholarship is awarded to a Whirly-Girl who possesses at least a private Pilot Helicopter Certificate and has landing currency in helicopters. This training program includes initial type training, recurrent training, and inadvertent IMC training in the Bell 206 or Bell 407 FAA Level 7 qualified Flight Training Device. This five-day course consists of academic training and 6 hours in the FTD. Training will be available at FlightSafety’s Helicopter Learning Center of Excellence in Lafayette, Louisiana, USA.

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Fly Now ScholarshipScholarship SponsorThe Ninety-Nines, Inc.


Amount(s) AwardedScholarship Awarded Vary, valued up to $6,000

DescriptionThe First Wings Awards are semiannual awards of up to $6,000, based on completion of specific training milestones. They are available to Student Pilot Members of The 99s who meet eligibility requirements.

Scholarship CriteriaTo be eligible, applicants must hold a student pilot certificate, have been an official Student Pilot Member of the Ninety-Nines one month prior to the application deadlines (each March and September), and show financial need. The financial awards for the milestones are as follows: Knowledge Test - $500, First Solo - $2500, Long Solo Cross Country -$2000, and Earning Certificate - $1000.

Fran Sargent ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Florida Goldcoast Chapter

ContactPO Box 1308, Stuart, FL 34995www.flgoldcoast99s.org

Usual DeadlineSeptember


DescriptionWe are offering two $3,000 scholarships open to any woman with at least a Private Pilot certificate, who is a resident of Florida or currently enrolled in an aviation training program in Florida.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must have an Instrument Rating and able to attend the ground school and SIM training.

Fullerton Chapter 99s Darlene Kelly ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter




DescriptionThe Fullerton Chapter of the Ninety-Nines is partnering with the San Diego Chapter to give this award. The application process will utilize the Darlene Kelly Advanced Certificate/Rating Flight Training Scholarship process and two winners will be chosen.

Scholarship CriteriaEach award may be used to help fund training for the Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, or any Flight Instructor certificate. Applicants must: Be a Southwest Section Ninety-Nine (CA, AZ, NV, UT, HI); Have a current medical; Have a Private Pilot Certificate.

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Garmin GTN & G500/600 Course ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.



Amount(s) AwardedTwo (2) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $795 each

Scholarship CriteriaGarmin Aviation Training is providing TWO scholarships to Whirly-Girls who wish to improve their knowledge in how to maximize the benefits of Garmin equipment capabilities, and increase their confidence in the use and integration of Garmin equipment as part of their flight operations. This course is valued at $795. Location of the Garmin course is dependent on the course date attended by each recipient. Requirement: The applicant must be a helicopter pilot with at least a private pilots certificate/license.

Helicopter Instrument Rating ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.




DescriptionSponsored by Leading Edge Flight Academy & Central Oregon Community College, this scholarship provides the opportunity to receive helicopter instrument rating training. Leading Edge Flight Academy provides 21 hours of flight training in the Robinson R44, and 30 hours of ground instruction. 14 hours of flight training in an Advanced Aviation Training Device (simulator) will be provided by Central Oregon Community College. Training will take place in Bend, Oregon, USA.

James Wisecup Memorial Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.




DescriptionJames, a 16,000-hour helicopter and fixed-wing pilot, started his aviation career in the U.S Army. He was a decorated military veteran with a Purple Heart, a Silver Star, a Bronze Star, and multiple air medals for his combat duty. In his civilian career, he flew offshore transport, search and rescue, and air ambulance. He was an advanced flight instructor, Designated Pilot Examiner, and also served as HAI’s Chairman of the Board of Directors. James was an advocate for aviation safety, a teacher, a mentor and avid supporter of the Whirly-Girls.

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a helicopter pilot with at least a Private Certificate/License. She must be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship, and during scholarship training, she must be an active member, current on their annual dues.

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Leatrice Gregory Pendray ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAIAA Space Transportation Technical Committee (AIAA)

Contact12700 Sunrise Valley Dr., Ste. 200 , Reston, VA 20191-5807www.aiaa.org



Scholarship CriteriaAvailable to female college students that will be sophomores, juniors, and seniors enrolled full-time in an accredited college/university. Must be AIAA student member to apply. Course of study must provide entry into some field of science or engineering encompassed by AIAA. Minimum 3.3 GPA required.

Marian W. “Dolly” Hardman EndowmentScholarship SponsorKansas State University Polytechnic Scholarships (KSU)

ContactKansas State University, Manhattan, KS 66506www.polytechnic.k-state.edu/admissions/financialaid/scholarships/


Amount(s) AwardedScholarship Awarded Vary, valued at $20,000 up to 32,000

Scholarship CriteriaScholarship remains renewable as long as recipients maintain a 3.5 or higher GPA and remain enrolled full-time at K-State Polytechnic. Recipients must be female undergraduate students, enrolled full-time Professional Pilot Degree option at K-State Polytechnic.

Marian R. DeLano Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter


Usual DeadlineMay


Scholarship CriteriaEach award may be used to help fund training for the Instrument, Commercial, Multi-Engine, or any Flight Instructor certificate. Applicants must: Be a Southwest Section Ninety-Nine (CA, AZ, NV, UT, HI); Have a current medical; Have a Private Pilot Certificate. The scholarship is good for one rating or certificate only. Air Transport Rating not eligible. There is a 90-day limit to apply funds towards training.

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Monterey Bay Ninety-Nines Aviation ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Monterey Bay Chapter

Contact140 Dovewood Ln., Aptos, CA 95003www.montereybay99s.org



Scholarship CriteriaThe student applicant must be in good health, and not dependent on medication or have any other disqualifying condition. The applicant must live in Santa Cruz or Monterey County. The applicant must be a licensed pilot; She must have completed any necessary written exams; and Have a current flight review.

Nancy K. Jensen Memorial ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Greater Seattle Chapter

Contact20918 9th Ave. S., Des Moines, WA 98198www.seattle99s.org

Usual DeadlineApril


DescriptionA scholarship in Nancy’s memory is awarded yearly to a student pilot with a minimum of 6 hours flight time logged; to be used toward completion of Private Pilot Certificate including flight and simulator training, ground school, and test fees.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicants must: Be a female resident of Western Washington; 15 years of age or older; Be a member of The Ninety-Nines; Be enrolled in a recognized ground school; Possess current medical and student pilot certificates; Provide anticipated written exam date.

Nancy Stratford Student Pilot Flight Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, San Diego Chapter


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionNancy Miller Livingston Stratford flew 50 different aircraft in World War II and went on to accumulate some 8,500 hours in 103 different types. At 23, she was one of the first American women to become a ferry pilot for the British Air Transport Auxiliary. After WWii, Nancy earned her seaplane and helicopter wings, and owned Livingston Helicopters in Alaska. She is the second licensed woman commercial helicopter pilot in the USA and fourth in the world. Her memoir, “Contact! Britain: A woman ferry pilot’s story during WWII in England!” published in 2011. This year she celebrated her 99th birthday and the San Diego 99s honor her with this scholarship.

Scholarship CriteriaApplicant must: Be a female; Reside in San Diego County; Have a current student medical for PPL award; and A passing score on written test OR completed a solo flight. Funds may be used to help fund Private Pilot training. There is a 90-day limit to apply funds towards training.

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Northwest Section ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, Northwest Chapter

Contactwww.nw99s.org

Usual DeadlineJuly


DescriptionThe Northwest Section Scholarship fund was created in 2013 from funds that the Section held in investment accounts. The scholarship is awarded annually for $1,000 or the amount requested, whichever is less. Examples are flight review, emergency maneuver training, ground school, components of student pilot training, floatplane rating, instrument proficiency check, or tailwheel instruction. Scholarship monies can be applied toward aviation expenses greater than $1,000, such as an additional rating or course of study, if the applicant clearly states there are sufficient funds from other sources to complete her training.

NY-NJ Section ScholarshipScholarship SponsorNinety-Nines, New Jersey Chapter


Usual DeadlineMarch


DescriptionNY-NJ Section Scholarship will be awarded to a female pilot or female student pilot in recognition of her earnest desire to further her aviation achievements.

Scholarship CriteriaAny female pilot or female student pilot who has been a continuous member of the NY-NJ Section and who is training in NY or NJ is eligible to apply for the NY-NJ Section Scholarship. Apply by completing the scholarship application form and including all the required documentation; submitting a personal essay; and submitting a letter of recommendation to your Chapter Chair.

Pratt & Whitney Engine Maintenance Training ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)



Amount(s) AwardedSix (6) Scholarships Awarded, valued at $5,500

Scholarship CriteriaThe Pratt & Whitney Engine Maintenance Scholarship is designed to support those in the aviation industry. They offer a variety of instructor-led engine maintenance courses on large commercial engines or the smaller Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6 engine series. Applicants must be a student or recent graduate of an aviation maintenance training program. Applicants must include a short essay (250 words) answering the following question: If you were to win this scholarship, how would you use it to enhance your career growth?

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Robinson Helicopter R66 Safety Course ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.




DescriptionSponsored by Robinson Helicopter Company (RHC), this scholarship provides a Whirly-Girl currently flying Robinsons the opportunity to attend the R66 Safety Course and build R66 time. RHC provides this 3.5-day course in Torrance, CA, USA; which includes an hour of flight with a safety instructor, and sponsors an additional 4 hours of R66 flight time (5 hours total R66 flight time). The course includes 3.5_days of classroom instruction in the following subject areas: accident review, causes of fatal accidents, awareness training, SFAR 73, Pilot’s Operating Handbook (POH) review, R66 systems, and the Rolls Royce engine. One day is devoted to maintenance, pre-flight inspections, and flying with an experienced RHC safety pilot. A tour of the Robinson Factory is also included. The course is open to any rated helicopter pilot who has at least 3 hours in any type of Robinson helicopter model, one hour of which was flown within 30 days prior to attending the course. A Robinson safety course is required by most insurance companies and serves as a CFI refresher. The applicant must be a helicopter pilot with at least a private certificate/license. She must be a member in good standing at the time of application.

Sonic Tools Supporting Women in Aviation MaintenanceScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)




DescriptionSONIC Tools is providing one customized aviation A&P toolbox + tools to a deserving student of a part 147 A&P program, or recent graduate that has obtained their A&P certificate. SONIC Tools matches big name brands in quality and comes with a full lifetime warranty.

Scholarship CriteriaMust be a student in a part 147 A&P program OR recent graduate that has obtained their A&P certificate. Applicants must include a short essay (250 words) on the topic of tool control, organization, and the value of working out of a shadowed toolbox.

Sporty’s Foundation Tool ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)




DescriptionThe Sporty’s Foundation is proud to donate $1,000 toward the purchase of tools listed in the minimum required tool list for an Aviation Maintenance Technician. This scholarship is designed to assist a student enrolled in an accredited A&P program to acquire the tools needed to pursue aviation maintenance as a career. Upon selection of the tools by the scholarship recipient, the funds will be paid directly to the retailer/seller of the tools. The tools will be shipped directly to the scholarship recipient. Applicants must be female; Must be a student currently enrolled in an A&P program.

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Survival Systems USA Aircraft Ditching Course ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.




DescriptionSurvival Systems USA offers this course to two deserving Whirly-Girls to learn the knowledge and skills to react in an aircraft-ditching emergency, care for themselves in a sea survival situation, and to participate to the maximum extent in their rescue. This scholarship, valued at $1,400, is provided by Survival Systems USA. Each pilot taking this course should have at least a Private Pilot Helicopter Certificate/License and is required to have no physical limitations that would prevent her from participating in strenuous physical training. Training will take place at Survival Systems USA in Groton, Connecticut, USA.

United Airlines TechOps Tuition ScholarshipScholarship SponsorAssociation for Women in Aviation Maintenance (AWAM)




DescriptionUnited Airlines Technical Operations is pleased to present two valued at $2,000 each to be awarded to a female student enrolled in a Part 147 AMT training program.

Scholarship CriteriaEssay on how the AWAM community has impacted you and/or your career. Currently enrolled trade or university student with a 3.0 or higher GPA seeking to obtain her A&P certificate or a degree in Aviation Mainte- nance Management, Education or Engineering. Applicants must be female.

Whirly-Girls Jean Tinsley Memorial HELI-EXPO ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.




DescriptionThis scholarship, funded by the Whirly-Girls Scholarship Fund, is awarded to a certified female pilot who does not currently have a helicopter rating and provides $8,000 to be applied towards earning her add-on helicopter rating. The applicant will be evaluated for evidence of intent to work in the helicopter industry.

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a helicopter pilot with at least a private certificate/license. She must: Be a member in good standing at the time of application submission; award of scholarship; and during scholarship training; Must be active and current on their annual dues.

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Whirly-Girls Jean Tinsley Memorial HELI-EXPO ScholarshipScholarship SponsorWhirly-Girls, Inc.


Usual DeadlineScholarship Awards Vary

Amount(s) AwardedOne (1) Scholarships Awarded, valued up to $2,400

Scholarship CriteriaThe applicant must be a helicopter pilot with at least a private certificate/license. She must: Be a member in good standing at the time of application submission, award of scholarship; and During scholarship training; Must be active and current on their annual dues.

Zonta Amelia Earhart Fellowship AwardsScholarship SponsorZonta International Foundation (ZIF)

Contact1200 Harger Rd., Ste. 330, Oak Brook, IL 60523www.zonta.org



Description Women of any nationality pursuing a Ph.D./doctoral degree, who demonstrate a superior academic record conducting research applied to aerospace engineering or space sciences are eligible. It is imperative that students be registered in a full-time Ph.D./doctoral program and have completed at least one year of that program, or have received a master’s degree in an aerospace-applied field at the time the application is submitted. Applicants must not graduate from their Ph.D. or doctoral program before April 2023. Please note that post-doctoral research programs are not eligible for the Fellowship. Classified members (club members and individuals with direct membership with Zonta International) and employees of Zonta International and the Zonta Foundation for Women, and their family members

Scholarship CriteriaMust not be attending high school currently. Restricted to students studying Aviation/Aerospace, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering/Electronics, Earth Science, or Mechanical Engineering.

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Additional Resources

www.uaa.aeroUAA is the voice of collegiate aviation to our members, the industry, government and the general public. Through the collective expertise of our members, UAA plays a pivotal role in the advancement of degree-granting aviation programs that represent all segments of aviation. A professional association and unifying voice for promoting and furthering aviation education as a collegiate academic discipline.

www.aea.net/educationalfoundation/scholarships.aspSince its inception, the AEA Educational Foundation has awarded more than $1.5 million to students seeking careers in the aircraft electronics and aviation maintenance industry, as well as technicians from AEA member companies.

www.aopa.orgTo support aspiring student pilots, the AOPA Foundation will award various scholarship.

www.collegeboard.orgFinancial Aid Calculator (College Board) provides worksheets to help plan your strategy for financing college costs at www.collegeboard.org.

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