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The ICAS Foundation is pleased to
offer a number of scholarships to help the pilots, performers
and flight instructors of the future complete the necessary training to
reach their goals.
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ICAS Foundation -
GAMA Scholarship. The
Foundation has joined with the General Aviation Manufacturers' Association (GAMA) to provide assistance to students seeking an
aviation-related degree. Eligible students are those who are enrolled in
an aviation-related degree program, such as professional pilot,
maintenance/engineering, airport administration, and so forth. The applicant
must have completed at least two semesters in an aviation-related declared
major, with a demonstrated ability and intention to complete their degree.
Scholarship amount: $2,000.
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Sean DeRosier
Memorial Scholarship.
The recipient must be male or female between the ages of 17 and 31,
wishing to pursue aerobatic flight training or and A&P license.
Applicants for an aerobatic training track must have already
earned at least private pilot certification. There is no
airmen certification required for A&P applicants.
Scholarship amount: $1,500.
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Jan
Jones Memorial Scholarship. Recipient must be a female
holding a private pilot certificate, wishing to pursue aerobatic
flight training. Scholarship amount: $2,000.
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The French
Connection Memorial Scholarship. The recipient must be a
certified flight instructor (CFI), and the scholarship monies
must be used for aerobatic flight training. Both a male and a
female recipient may be selected. Scholarship amounts: $1,000
each.
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Charlie Hillard Memorial Scholarship. The recipient must
be between the ages of 18 and 30, and use the grant to begin or
continue flight training. Scholarship amount: $2,000.
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Red
Barons Memorial Scholarship. The recipient must be the
holder of a current private pilot certificate or international
equivalent, at least sixteen years of age, and use the
scholarship for aerobatic flight training. Two recipients will be
selected to honor Sonny Lovelace and Randy Drake. Scholarship
amounts: $2,000 each.
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Leo Loudenslager
Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is given in
rotation to an enlisted member of the US Navy Blue Angels, the
US Air Force Thunderbirds, and the Canadian Forces Snowbirds. The recipient must use the
scholarship monies to begin or continue flight training. Scholarship amount:
$2,000. 2007 applicants must be members of the
Canadian Forces Snowbirds.
Snapshot on our Scholarship Winners
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Other Scholarship Links
Note: these links are offered as-is and do
not constitute
an endorsement by the ICAS Foundation
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