Open · closes in 235 daysVerified Jul 1, 2026 against the official page

Joe Stancil Jr. Flight Training Scholarship

Alaska Airmen's Association · Alaska

$3,000

Free to apply. Amounts and dates come from the provider's official page on the date shown; always confirm there before applying.

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At a glance

Award
$3,000 (One $3,000 award toward Private Pilot flight training.)
Status
Open · closes in 235 days
Deadline
March 1, 2027
Cycle
Annual; deadline March 1 each year.
Who it's for
Open to all
Age
All ages
Certificates
Private (PPL)
Region
Alaska

Who this is for

Open to Alaska residents aged 16 or older who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents pursuing a Private Pilot certificate and planning to fly in Alaska; aimed at recreational rather than career pilots. The association offers separate professional-track awards (Christian D. Bohrer and John P. Culhane) under the same program.

How to apply

  1. Read the full requirements on Alaska Airmen's Association's official page. Applying is free.
  2. Line up the slow pieces early: recommendation letters, transcripts, and any medical or student pilot certificate the provider asks for.
  3. Write the essay with numbers, not passion: name your certificate goal, your school, your hours so far, and exactly what this award covers. Build your plan so every figure in the essay is real.

Joe Stancil Jr. Flight Training Scholarship: quick answers

How much is the Joe Stancil Jr. Flight Training Scholarship?

The published award is $3,000. One $3,000 award toward Private Pilot flight training.

When is the Joe Stancil Jr. Flight Training Scholarship deadline?

The deadline on the provider's official page is March 1, 2027. Applications are open right now. Annual; deadline March 1 each year.

Who is eligible for the Joe Stancil Jr. Flight Training Scholarship?

Open to Alaska residents aged 16 or older who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents pursuing a Private Pilot certificate and planning to fly in Alaska; aimed at recreational rather than career pilots. The association offers separate professional-track awards (Christian D. Bohrer and John P. Culhane) under the same program.

How do I apply for the Joe Stancil Jr. Flight Training Scholarship?

Apply for free on Alaska Airmen's Association's official page. There is no application fee, and no legitimate aviation scholarship charges one or asks for your Social Security number. Have your essay, recommendation letters, and any required certificates ready before the window opens.

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