Date: Sat Jun 13, 2:30 PM PDT - Sat Jun 13, 3:30 PM PDT
Category:
- STEM
Level:
- Juniors,
- Volunteers
Explore the world of aviation and learn what it takes to become a
pilot! You'll learn all things general aviation - the skills a pilot
needs to get their license, how to perform a preflight check on a real
plane, and some amazing stories of women aviators throughout history.
Then put your knowledge into practice by following all the steps
required to plan a flight around the Puget Sound and take flight with
the museum's flight simulators!
This event has a live,
in-person portion during which you will receive a special supplies kit
to then take home and finish your badge on your own.
ADULTS:
There are 3 spots available for adults to be involved in this event,
at The Museum of Flight's request. These spots are LIMITED due
to limited space in the classroom, so please only register if you
need to be present with your Girl Scout in the classroom AND you are
willing to help museum educators with the activity.
Registered adults will be able to enter the classroom and will be
expected to assist museum educators with managing youth behavior for
ALL Girl Scout participants (not just those you bring to the event),
passing out program materials, and other small tasks as requested.
We are working with the museum on workshop-specific information
and will share that when we have it. Non-registered adults will
not be able to come into the classroom unless specifically invited by
museum staff, and may instead wait in the lobby or explore the
museum.
Girl Scout youth participants will get a
complimentary wristband to the Museum for themselves and ONE
accompanying adult (whether that adult is registered or not). Any
additional family members will need to purchase their own wristband at
admissions.
This Aerospace event is made possible by Boeing.
Girl Scouts of Western Washington events are open to
girls and gender-expansive youth.
We aspire to offer
programs where all Girl Scouts are able to show up as their most
comfortable and authentic selves. Please use the Special Circumstances
box during registration to share anything we should know so we can do
our best to meet their needs when possible.
Cost: $15 per youth / Adult Free
Price
includes badge and take-home kit.
Financial Assistance is available for members of
Girl Scouts of Western Washington from 10/01/2025 until
05/25/2026. To qualify for the Financial Assistance Program,
you must submit the annual 2025-2026 Financial Assistance Application
form. Out of council members should inquire about Financial Assistance
through their home council. For more information please visit
https://www.girlscoutsww.org/financialassistance. Program
Credit/Cookie Dough eligible.
Drop-Off:This is
not a drop off event. An adult chaperone (18+) or adult volunteer must
accompany the registered Girl Scouts. If attending with your troop or
group, you must have the correct ratio of youth to adults.
Observing/chaperoning adults do not need to register, unless planning
to participate. Ratio information can be found on pages 5-6 of the Safety
Activity Checkpoints.
Registration
Deadline: 06/07/2026
Space is limited. Girl Scouts
may register as an individual or with their troop or group.
Cancellations must be received by the published
registration deadline to be eligible for a refund. Any cancellations
received after the published registration deadline are not
refundable. To cancel, please contact Customer Care at
customercare@girlscoutsww.org
.
