Young Eagles ProgramThe EAA Young Eagles program is dedicated to giving youth ages 8–17, an opportunity to go flying in a general aviation airplane. These flights are offered free of charge and are made possible through the generosity of EAA member volunteers.
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2024 Calendar
BenefitsIn addition to a fantastic experience you’ll also receive:
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New EAA Chapter 663 Policy for Young Eagle Rallies
EAA Chapter 663 in Livermore is rolling out a new policy to ensure first-time flyers can experience the magic of flight. Beginning March 2024, individuals who've had the pleasure of taking off two or more times at any Young Eagles EAA rally are now kindly asked to fly standby to allow first time flyers a chance to fly. If your child has flown with the Young Eagles more than two times, we can no longer guarantee a free flight. Your child will be moved to our standby list in the event of a last-minute cancellation or no show. This may require a longer wait time.
Through this new policy, the chapter seeks to prioritize first time flyers who have not yet experienced their first Young Eagles flight, as well as respect the time and resources of our volunteer pilots. EAA Chapter 663 remains committed to the Young Eagles mission. We are grateful to our dedicated families for their understanding of this new policy.
If your child is interested in becoming a Chapter member or participating in our build or other volunteer opportunities at our chapter, please contact [email protected].
EAA Chapter 663 in Livermore is rolling out a new policy to ensure first-time flyers can experience the magic of flight. Beginning March 2024, individuals who've had the pleasure of taking off two or more times at any Young Eagles EAA rally are now kindly asked to fly standby to allow first time flyers a chance to fly. If your child has flown with the Young Eagles more than two times, we can no longer guarantee a free flight. Your child will be moved to our standby list in the event of a last-minute cancellation or no show. This may require a longer wait time.
Through this new policy, the chapter seeks to prioritize first time flyers who have not yet experienced their first Young Eagles flight, as well as respect the time and resources of our volunteer pilots. EAA Chapter 663 remains committed to the Young Eagles mission. We are grateful to our dedicated families for their understanding of this new policy.
If your child is interested in becoming a Chapter member or participating in our build or other volunteer opportunities at our chapter, please contact [email protected].