The LAA Armstrong-Isaacs Scholarship

The scholarship is for sponsorship for NPPL training for single-engine piston aircraft.

Requirements:-

1)    Be a British subject.

2)    Be aged 22 or under on the date of application.

3)    Be an individual LAA member for a minimum of 6 months prior to application and remain in membership for the period of the bursary.

4)    Be medically fit to hold a National Private Pilot's Licence.

5)    Show evidence of ability to contribute £500 to the total cost of flying training as evidence of commitment.

Selection will be by a Board including the Fund Trustees and entirely at their discretion.

The scholarship is awarded every two years; the next one will be awarded in 2011.

This is a chance of a  lifetime for our young LAA members so please see the webpage LAA Scholarship for further details. 

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Air League Flying Scholarships

2008 Air League Educational Trust Competitions

There are categories for:-

       Flying Scholarships towards an NPPL (SEP)     (Closing date 29th January 2010)

       Gliding scholarships to undertake cross-country or aerobatic gliding, and SLMG flying, 

        Flying bursaries for advanced flying training in single-engine piston aeroplanes, 

        The Breitling scholarship for a PPL (Balloons) 

        Engineering scholarships providing holiday work-placements in the UK aerospace industry.

All the information you need including downloadable application forms, conditions and “online” membership application will be available from www.airleague.co.uk .

The closing date for the NPPL Scholarship is 29th January 2010. 

The closing date for all applications except the NPPL Scholarship is 26th February 2010, 

(extract from Air League Website, www.airleague.co.uk)

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Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators

    Scholarships are offered for:- 

                    PPL

                    Flying Instructor (fixed wing and rotary)

                    Jet orientation courses

                    Instructor - additional ratings

    See www.gapan.org for details.

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Royal Aero Club Trust Bursaries

The Royal Aero Club Trust, as part of its Flying for Youth program administers a Bursary Scheme for young people. 

Every year it awards a number of bursaries, each of up to £500, to suitable candidates.

The scheme is divided into three categories of Bursaries:

(1) Flying Bursaries for those wishing to advance from one recognised level of air sport to the next higher level and wish to upgrade their existing qualifications;

(2) Flight-Sim Bursaries for Computer Flight Simulation enthusiasts wishing to gain practical experience of flying or an air sport.

The scheme and the bursaries comprise all types of air sports and aviation-related activities including: paragliding, gliding, hang-gliding, parachuting, microlight aircraft, helicopter, fixed wing aircraft and the designing, building and flying model aeroplanes.

(3) Aero-modelling Bursaries for the designing, building and flying of model aeroplanes.

Closing date for applications is 31 March 2010.

Further details and application forms can be found at http://www.royalaeroclubtrust.org/bursaries.htm and linked pages.

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