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Less Than Two Weeks Remain For A $500 Aviation Scholarship Opportunity

Open To All U.S. Pilots And Student Pilots

Last year, Frederick, MD based aviation insurance broker, Aviation Insurance Resources (AIR) helped one lucky recipient get her aviation career back on track and work towards more ratings. Once again, a $500 aviation scholarship is being offered for student pilots and pilots to help further their training. The Get into the Air scholarship can be used towards any phase of flight training, a flight review, written exam, instrument proficiency check or a check ride.

AIR is seeking an applicant whose essay and recommendation letter best describes their goals, drive and involvement in the aviation industry.

Applicants under 18 years of age must have parent/guardian approval and signature. A one-time check will be made payable to the flight school of the applicant’s choice and may be used towards any phase of flight training, flight review, written exam, Instrument Proficiency Check or check ride.

The scholarship winner will be announced at the 2017 EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh, WI. The deadline to enter is June 15th. Scholarship applications are available for download here.

All the agents at AIR are pilots, so we understand the need for growth in the industry we serve. This scholarship is open to all U.S. pilots and student pilots.

(Source: AIR news release)

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