At the Women in Aviation Conference in 1993, a group of corporate pilots, dispatchers, technicians and other business aviation professionals gathered to swap stories and advice on professional development in their segment of the aviation industry. For more than 25 years, Women in Corporate Aviation has fulfilled that role—and delivered not only mentorship, but scholarships too, for women interesting in furthering their capabilities within whichever aviation discipline they pursue.
Women in Corporate Aviation Gives Out Fall Scholarships
Key Takeaways:
- Women in Corporate Aviation (WCA) was founded in 1993 to provide mentorship and professional development for women in business aviation.
- A core mission of WCA is awarding scholarships to help women advance their careers across various aviation disciplines, including piloting, dispatch, maintenance, and cabin crew.
- WCA has awarded over 100 scholarships to date, with this year's Fall awards totaling over $64,000, including a Pilatus PC-12NG type rating won by Nobi Buntin.
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