Alaska Airmen Association Scholarships
Annual Alaska-focused awards for flight training, maintenance, professional development, and other aviation pursuits; each award has its own eligibility rules.
- Award
- Varies across aviation training and education categories
- Deadline
- March 3, 2026
- Best for
- Alaska aviation students and professionals
- Geographic eligibility
- Alaska-focused; check each award
- Number of awards
- Multiple annual awards
- Total program funding
- Program promotes more than $150,000 in opportunities
- Membership
- Varies by award
- Application cycle
- Annual
FlightSchoolList summarizes the program for planning. The sponsor's current rules and application always control.
View official applicationAbout this opportunity
The Alaska Airmen’s Association coordinates a large annual collection of donor-funded aviation scholarships. The program reflects Alaska’s broad aviation workforce needs and includes flight, maintenance, technical, academic, and professional-development pathways.
Who can apply
The portal includes categories for flight training, maintenance, professional development, and other aviation pursuits. Residence, education, career goals, age, and training requirements vary by named award.
What the award may cover
Scholarships may support pilot training, maintenance education, technical courses, professional advancement, drones, aerospace engineering, and other approved aviation pursuits.
How to apply
Register in the official portal, build the online application, upload all required attachments, and save the completed application as final during the published call for applications.
- Verify the current deadline and every eligibility requirement.
- Confirm how funds are paid and when they must be used.
- Prepare transcripts, certificates, logbook totals, references, and essays early.
- Save the confirmation and a complete copy of your submission.
Selection and application notes
Planning tip: Read every category’s criteria before submitting because some opportunities are highly specific to an Alaska community, training provider, or career stage.