Where can aviation take you? Anywhere you want! Step into the thrilling world of aviation with AeroEducate, a free online resource for K-12 students – where the sky isn’t the limit, it’s just the beginning!
Explore Aviation Activities
Delve into aviation skills and careers through self-paced online activities, hands-on projects, and in-person experiences.
Earn Achievement Badges
Track your progress as you complete activities and earn badges that are recognized by EAA and other industry leaders.
Kick-Start Your Career
AeroEducate has the tools to help you make your career dreams a reality – printable transcripts, mentor-reviewed career plans, a résumé builder, and scholarship opportunities.
Experience The Magic of Aviation
Learning about the world of aviation can start at any age — and we’ve designed AeroEducate for students K-12 — no matter where you are on your journey. Have fun with aviation-based activities that you can do at home or learn how to fly an airplane for real.
It's time to start soaring—your aviation adventure awaits. Create your FREE AeroEducate account now!
Upcoming Events
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Chapter 1167 Fall Fly-in and Young Eagles Event
Conway and Myrtle Beach's fall fly-in and Young Eagle event located at the Conway airport FBO building. Young Eagles please arrive around 9 a.m. Lunch to be served at around 11 a.m. Everyone is welcome. This event is free of charge for all attendees.
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Engineered for you by EAA
The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is a membership organization with more than 225,000 members from all over the world who share a wide range of aviation interests and backgrounds.
EAA offers the fun and camaraderie of flying, building, and restoring recreational aircraft with the most passionate community of aviation enthusiasts.
Learn MoreYour Career In Aviation Is Closer Than You Think
Air Traffic Controller
Nick Meyer
"Thanks to getting involved in aviation at an early age, I was able to explore various paths and earn flight ratings at a young age. I became a flight instructor at the age of 21, flew corporate jets at age 22, and secured my dream job as an air traffic controller at age 23."
Developed with Thanks to Contributing Partners
AeroEducate was developed in partnership with leading industry organizations. Each partner has contributed their input, ideas, and support to ensure that this program is successful. They have helped create activities and career pathways that students can use to guide them on their journey into the world of aviation.
