Sheltair Unveils $32,000 Aviation Scholarship Program

Four awards will honor company founder Jerry Holland and support training across the industry. 

Meg Godlewski

Friday, September 25, 2026 at 09:00 AM ET

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Travis Tingle

Sheltair, the largest privately owned FBO chain, is now offering aviation scholarships in memory of founder Jerry Holland, who died in 2025. [Credit: Sheltair]

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Sheltair, the largest privately owned FBO network, has launched the Jerry Holland Legacy Scholarship program to support future aviation professionals.
Four $8,000 scholarships will be awarded to individuals pursuing education, training, certification, or professional advancement in various aviation-related fields.
The scholarships are established in memory of company founder Jerry Holland, reflecting his belief in continuing education and investing in personal growth.
Applicants must be at least 18, a legal resident of the U.S. or The Bahamas, demonstrate a passion for aviation, and can apply through December 31.

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Sheltair, the largest privately owned FBO network in the U.S., has been serving the needs of the aviation community for decades. Now it plans to help train future members through scholarships offered in honor of company founder Jerry Holland.

After separating from the Air Force in 1963, Holland, who died in 2025, entered the building trade, which led to airport property development focused on general aviation.