For families: Children ages 7 and up must attend with at least one paid adult. Three-Day

Your family can soar to new heights! This adventure brings the best of civilian and military aviation together during this 3-day camp! Bring your future pilot or flight engineer and   explore everything Aviation Challenge has to offer!

This camp is designed to be an experience for at least one adult and one child between the ages of 7 to 18. 3-Day Family Camp includes:

Aviation Challenge® Mach III Elite, a culminating Aviation Challenge program for trainees ages 17 to 18, is by invitation only. Registration is not available online.

Aviation Challenge® Mach III Elite Camp is a realistic aviation training program that uses simulated combat scenarios, and is available only to Aviation Challenge® Mach III graduates.

Aviation Challenge^® Mach III missions challenge trainees with freedom of control, requiring them to think about maneuvers in all three rotational axes of flight as they take on the most advanced flight simulations, engineering principles and leadership responsibilities.

Field training is focused on discipline and attention to detail in survival situations. A night Field Training Exercise (FTX) requires teams to work together to recover intelligence or rescue a downed pilot. Communication is paramount as everything is taken to the next level in Mach III.

Aviation Challenge^® Mach II is a fast-paced, military-inspired program where young leaders are tested in their knowledge of aerodynamics and teamwork.

Trainees take part in hands-on activities based on the design principles of modern air systems in flight simulators and go through air combat maneuvering training to prepare for mission scenarios. They also learn search and rescue skills to rescue a downed pilot.

Aviation Challenge^® Mach I combines critical thinking, teamwork and leadership training in a five-day aviation-themed adventure.

Students learn basic principles of aviation and put their knowledge to the test in a variety of flight simulators. Taking the role of fighter pilots, students run control systems and scenario-based missions and learn basic water- and land-survival skills. They also learn about civilian and military careers in aviation.