youth

Steel artwork created through a high school youth program pays homage to the facility’s early days as a WWII training field.

The joint program continues an ongoing effort by both the OEM and the association to develop aviation career-minded young people.

There are few moments in life better than taking a kid up in an airplane.

An estimated 16,000 girls learned about aviation careers during this year’s international event, according to the organization.

Last month, the Legacy Flight Academy (LFA) held its “Eyes Above the Horizon” event in Tuskegee, Alabama, where over more than 80 students fostered their interest in aviation. The event, held at the historic Moton Field in Tuskegee, Alabama, featured another original Tuskegee Airman: Brigadier General Charles McGee. “I am so thankful for all those […]

Legacy Flight Academy and Joint Base Charleston will host an event for young people this month.

If you are looking for a way to bring future aviators into the fold—or to encourage your child’s interest—there are numerous age-appropriate activities to choose from.

Starting in 2020, the National Aviation Hall of Fame partnered with a trusted name in early childhood education, ThinkTV/PBS, to create an aviation and aerospace-led, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, math)-based curriculum for grades 1 through 3. The program, called “Discovering Flight: Learning with the National Aviation Hall of Fame,” includes in-person tutelage at the […]