Sat, Jul 22, 2017
Organization Presents More Than A Dozen Awards For Achievements In Aviation Annually
Part of NAA's mission is identifying and recognizing those who have contributed to the "art, sport and science of aviation and spaceflight in the United States." NAA presents more than a dozen awards throughout each year to honor achievements in aviation and space.
Currently, the nomination period is now open the Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy, the Wesley L. McDonald Distinguished Statesman of Aviation Awards, the Frank G. Brewer Trophy and the Public Benefit Flying Awards.
Wright Brothers Memorial Trophy
Honoring the memory of Orville and Wilbur Wright, the trophy is awarded annually to a living American for "... significant public service of enduring value to aviation in the United States." It is presented near the anniversary of the historic first flight at the Aero Club of Washington's Annual Wright Brothers Memorial Dinner. Nomination Deadline: August 15.
Wesley L. McDonald Distinguished Statesman of Aviation Awards
Established in 1954 to honor outstanding Americans who, by their efforts over an extended period of years, have made contributions of significant value to aeronautics, and have reflected credit upon America and themselves. The Distinguished Statesman of Aviation Awards are presented at NAA's Fall Awards Dinner. Nomination Deadline: August 31.
Frank G. Brewer Trophy
Awarded annually to an individual, a group of individuals, or an organization for significant contributions of enduring value to aerospace education in the United States. The Brewer Trophy is presented at NAA's Fall Awards Dinner. Nomination Deadline: August 31.
Public Benefit Flying Awards
Created by NAA and the Air Care Alliance (ACA) to recognize the significant contributions to the Nation of volunteer-based Public Benefit Flying and the outstanding work of the individuals and organizations engaged in this humanitarian activity.
The Public Benefit Flying Awards are presented at NAA's Fall
Awards Dinner. Nomination Deadline: August 31.
(Source: NAA)
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