Join us on Saturday 6th April for the 2024 Young Aviators Dinner, held at the Royal Air Force Club, Piccadilly.
Jointly hosted together with the The Honourable Company Of Air Pilots, the evening will commence at 7.00pm with a welcome reception in the Churchill Bar, followed by a three-course dinner in the Sovereigns’ room.
The Young Aviators Dinner has a continued interest to inspire and support young members from any background in the UK to pursue a career as a military or civilian pilot, or similar roles within the UK’s aviation and aerospace industries. This is a unique event for those looking at a career within aviation and aerospace and gives members of both organisations the opportunity to network and meet airline and military recruiters and representatives. We will welcome recruitment representatives and flight operation representatives from various airlines and the military.
The format of seating arrangements has been improved this year with a new system placing those with similar desired career paths together, with the aim of sparking productive conversation and advice. Each table will feature an experienced representative of a different area of aviation, including commercial, cargo, general aviation, air traffic control, and ground operations. When registering attendance, Members are required to choose their preferred table.
Tickets are now available for Members of both the Air League and the Honourable Company of Air Pilots, priced at £55 each. Members are entitled to bring on guest each, priced at £65 each.
Please note that although every effort will be made to seat Members at their desired table, this is not guaranteed. Second or third preferences will be used in the event that the first preference is not available.
Register your attendance here: https://lnkd.in/eUxza68D
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Captain - Airline Transport Pilot / Major USAF (Ret) Command Pilot
2moWhen I was a kid I used to say "I want to be a pilot when I grow up". I found out later... You can't do both.