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Thu, Feb 13, 2020

Get Ready for International Young Eagles Day, June 13

Open To Young People Ages 8-17

Dreams will take flight for young people between the ages of 8 and 17 during the 27th annual International Young Eagles Day on Saturday, June 13. Each year we set aside one day to encourage all EAA members and chapters to participate in the Young Eagles program and share their passion for aviation with a new generation.

Whether you fly Young Eagles as part of a chapter-sponsored flight rally, on your own as an individual member, or you volunteer on the ground to ensure the flight experience is positive and educational, we urge all EAA members to make sure that young people in their areas have the opportunity to discover flying on this day.

To find International Young Eagles Day events near you, visit EAA's calendar of events, contact your local EAA chapter, or call 877-806-8902.

(Image provided with EAA news release)

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