ASPEQ 2023 SCHOLARSHIPS
Aspeq is proud to partner with the New Zealand Association of Women in Aviation and to announce the Aspeq Scholarships for 2023. We will also continue our long-term support of the next generation of pilots with our continued sponsorship of the Walsh Memorial Scout Flying School programme.
New Zealand Association of Women in Aviation is an enthusiastic group that aims to foster friendship amongst women interested in all aspects of aviation. This is a great network of women involved either professionally or recreationally in a wide range of aviation activities.
Aspeq Scholarships will provide one set of Private Pilot Licence (PPL) exams to one candidate, and one set of Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) exams to another. The recipients will be announced at the Women in Aviation Annual Rally in October 2022.
We’re also providing a $1,500 scholarship towards the cost of attending the Walsh Memorial Scout Flying School.
These Aspeq scholarships are available only to NZAWA members; for more information about applying for these scholarships, please get in touch with Pamela Adams, Secretary, at [email protected]
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