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SATURDAY OCTOBER 13th, 2018We are very excited to announce our 3rd annual Girls in Aviation Day! Designed for girls aged 8-16 we have another jam-packed morning with interactive activities. The girls will meet a pilot, flight attendant, air traffic controller, airline dispatcher, maintenance engineer, aerospace engineer - and new this year: an airport emergency first responder (fire fighter) and air medic at each of our Career Stations set up throughout the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada. At each station the girls will have a hands-on activity and learn about their specific career.
Registration Opens September 1st
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Flight AttendantHave you ever dreamed of being a flight attendant? Come and meet flight attendants who work for an international airline and hear about their exciting career!
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PilotWhat makes an airplane go up and down? How does an airplane turn? Hop in a real airplane, put your hands on the controls and learn the principals of flight!
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Airport OperationsYou probably don't even realize that there's a whole team of people working together to make sure the airport is safe for your airplane to take off and land - find out how this team keeps our airport safe.
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Air Traffic ControlImagine what would happen to the hundreds of airplanes criss-crossing the sky if we didn't have air traffic controllers? Come and see how they keep all of this traffic organized.
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Flight DispatchDid you know that there's a flight dispatcher on the ground who plans the route for your flight, monitors the weather along the way and keeps a close watch until you land?
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Aerospace EngineeringHave you ever heard of Bernoulli's Theorem? This is the scientific principle that explains how a 100 ton airplane can fly in the sky. Aeronautical engineers use principles like this in their work every day
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Aircraft MaintenanceJust like your family car, airplanes need regular maintenance to keep them working safely. Come see these lovely wrench monkeys and the important work they do.
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Air Medical TransportAir medical transport is a growing field. It involves a life-saving team of flight nurses, doctors and paramedics - think of it as a flying ambulance!
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Emergency ResponderFire Fighters are an important part of the airport team. They are the first responders in the event of an emergency. All of their hoses are hooked up to the truck.
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Girl Guides WAI Aviation Girl Fun Patch!Women in Aviation International has created a Girl Guide fun patch to award to Girl Guides who take part in Girls in Aviation Day events. WAI’s Aviation Girl patch will be available exclusively through WAI chapters around the world to serve the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.
Girl Guide fun patches are worn on the back of the uniform vest to show participation and interest in a subject or activity. "Since the inception of Girls in Aviation Day we have included Girl Scouts, so we created the patch to make Girls in Aviation Day part of Girl Scout culture,” said WAI President Dr. Peggy Chabrian. "We hope the girls will proudly wear their Aviation Girl patch and that it will serve to further promote an interest in aviation as a career and lifestyle.” Girl Guides who participate in our Winnipeg Girls in Aviation Day event on September 23, 2017, will have the chance to earn the Aviation Girl patch. |
Proud Jet Level Sponsors of Girls in Aviation Day 2017
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