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FlightSafety’s scholarship awarded annually to a member of Women in Aviation International has been received by Brooke Miller.
Established to encourage women to seek opportunities in aviation; provides employment, conference, scholarship, and networking resources.
A non-profit, educational and charitable organization dedicated to advancing women in helicopter aviation.
Supports women's organizations locally, nationally and worldwide by providing and adapting telecommunications technology to enhance their work.
Promotes general aviation within Oregon, as well as interacting with the State government.
Dedicated to providing an avenue into the Aviation Industry for underprivileged boys and girls in Jacksonville Florida.
An annual meeting which brings together researchers interested in all aspects of the life of Harriet Quimby, America's first licensed female pilot.
AWAM is open to both men and women and has membership opportunities for students, and corporations.
Promotes the enjoyment and advancement within the field of aviation within Japan and internationally.
Books on this historical American women's aviation group.
Founded by licensed women pilots, devoted to mutual support and advancement of aviation.
Exists to promote aviation, particularly to women.
Association of licensed women airline pilots.
This section of the FWP highlights Mary Van Scyoc as the first woman US air traffic controller, and Eileen Collis as the first woman space shuttle Commander.
Educational, networking, and career resources to empower women involved in all aspects of aviation.
Internet community for girls and women to promote involvmnent with aviation.
Dedicated to sharing the history of the Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II.
Links to Sections (domestic and international) and Chapters of the Ninety-Nines.
A community of government employees within the FAA motivated to advance the number and opportunities of women in technical fields supporting the aviation industry.
A group of 13 women who successfully passed the original Mecury program for manned space flight in the 1960's.
WAI provides resources to assist women in aviation and to encourage young women to consider aviation as a career or hobby; also provides educational outreach programs.
Chapter of the international organization of licensed women pilots from 35 countries.
Provides a network to foster women's involvemnt in the field of aviation through a quarterly magazine, Airnews, and monthly meetings and newsletters, as well as an annual conference.
Southern Illinois University's Women in Aviation (WIA) organization; alumni, directors, and events.
25% of the International Ninety-Nines membership of liscenced women pilots with over 1,500 members and 56 chapter.
San Diego chapter of the Ninety-Nines pilots association for women.
A group of aviation professionals including flight department personnel, FBO managers, writers, students, training center professionals and many others.
Encourages women to enter the air traffic control profession; assists in professional and personal development.
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