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Living Legends of Aviation Awards Postponed To Spring of 2021

California Based Event Hopes To Be Ready Soon

The next gathering of the “Living Legends of Aviation” is now planned for the spring of 2021.

Said to be something of an Academy Awards gala for the aviation set, organizers say the 'Living Legends of Aviation' are remarkable people of extraordinary accomplishment in aviation including: entrepreneurs, innovators, industry leaders, astronauts, record breakers, pilots who have become celebrities and celebrities who have become pilots. The Legends meet yearly to recognize and honor individuals that have made significant contributions in aviation.

Some excellent nominations have been submitted for inductions and Industry Awards for the coming year, though event leaders note that it is the Legends, themselves, who submit nominations and recommend award honorees.

A special celebration of life is planned for those Legends that took their final Flight West during 2020: Joe Clark, Zoe Dell Lantis Nutter, Elling Halvorson, Emily Howell Warner, Chuck Yeager and Tracy Forrest. The official host, John Travolta, will officiate the induction of New Legends.

The “Living Legends of Aviation Awards” are produced by the Kiddie Hawk Air Academy, a 501-c-3 non-profit organization. Kiddie Hawk’s mission is to educate children and spark their interest in aviation/aerospace.

FMI: www.LivingLegendsOfAviation.org

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