Acting individually

Not everyone wants to organize an event or participate in one. We value individual action.

To make your discovery flight(s) count, please complete this form and click on ‘Submit’.

Email addresses are mandatory for girls and/or women who wish to receive a First Flight Certificate.

If you introduced more than 5 girls/women or used various aircraft, please download the report database here.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• All flight reports must be received by March 17, 2013, midnight, to qualify the participants for the prizes..
• All files attached must less than 1 MB and in an acceptable file format as listed.
• All required fields marked with a * must be completed.
• After clicking “Submit”, missing or incorrect data will be highlighted in red.
• If the announcement form is completed correctly, you will receive an email confirmation. If you don’t receive an email, we didn’t receive your data.

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Aircraft Information

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Aircraft Model*

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Flight Information

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Passenger #2

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Passenger #3

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Passenger #4

Date of flight

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Email Address

A First Flight Certificate will be sent to the listed email address only for flights taking place during Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week.

Passenger #5

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