Mark your calendars for the most exciting aviation event of the year! The Elevate Aviation Inspire Gala is back, and it’s better and greener than ever. On October 19, 2024, join us at the Aurora Jet Partners Hangar at Edmonton International Airport for an unforgettable evening celebrating the incredible women soaring in the aviation industry and championing sustainability.
Event Details:
Be Inspired: Meet eight incredible women who are leading the charge in sustainability within the aviation industry. These women are driving innovation and eco-friendly practices. Their stories of perseverance, success, and dedication to a sustainable future will leave you motivated to chase your dreams and make a difference.
Support a Worthy Cause: Your presence at the gala helps Elevate Aviation provide mentorship, training, and support programs for women in aviation. Every ticket sold is a step toward a more diverse, inclusive, and sustainable industry.
Highlights of the Evening:
Tickets for the Inspire Gala are available now on the Elevate Aviation website or through Eventbrite. This event is a fantastic opportunity to show your support for diversity and sustainability in aviation.
Purchase Tickets Here: https://elevateaviation.ca/programs/inspire-gala/
See you there!
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