Young Eagles Program

     Most kids at one time or another wonder what it would be like to fly.  The Young Eagles Program takes the mystery out of flying and makes is a reality for thousands of young people to enjoy the thrill of flight for the very first time.

     The Young Eagle Program teaches participants how an airplane flies, gives them the knowledge it takes to be a pilot, and raises their awareness of aviation careers.  The goal is clearly to encourage young people to fly.

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How Do I Become a Young Eagle?

     You must be between 8 and 17 years old and have a parent or guardian sign the registration form which will be available at the time of the flight or may be obtained ahead of flight time from the Young Eagle Coodinator Robert Pennington.    You may e-mail Robert Pennington to get a form or phone him at 910-686-7283 for more details about the Young Eagle program. You will be informed when a demonstration flight can be arranged.   You might also visit the Young Eagles National website at www.youngeagles.org.

Click below for photos of Young Eagles Rallies:

March 2008 Boy Scout Aviation Badge Day.