Auburn University announces Business Aviation Days April 7-9, 2025
Auburn University’s School of Aviation is proud to announce its annual Business Aviation Days, a dynamic three-day conference designed to inspire and guide future aviation professionals. This exciting event will take place on April 7-9, 2025, at the Auburn University Regional Airport and various campus venues.
Business Aviation Days offer Auburn aviation students an unparalleled opportunity to explore the diverse career pathways within the business aviation sector. Through a series of networking events, panel discussions and keynote presentations, students will gain firsthand insight into the professional world of business aviation and the unique opportunities it holds.
“This event is an incredible chance for our students to broaden their horizons and engage directly with some of the top professionals and companies in the business aviation industry,” said James Birdsong, director of the School of Aviation. “It’s all about equipping them with the knowledge, connections and inspiration they need to succeed after graduation.”
Key highlights of Business Aviation Days include:
- Industry Networking Opportunities: Students can connect with representatives from leading business aviation companies and learn more about potential internships, mentorship programs and full-time career opportunities.
- Professional Panels and Guest Speakers: Industry leaders will share their experiences, discuss market trends and provide valuable career advice tailored to the next generation of aviation professionals.
- Career Development and Exploration: With a focus on helping students refine their career paths, the event encourages attendees to explore various roles within business aviation, from corporate pilots and flight operations managers to aviation maintenance and logistics experts.
Auburn’s School of Aviation remains committed to preparing students for successful and fulfilling careers in aviation by fostering relationships with key industry players and hosting educational events like Business Aviation Days.
Who should attend:
Auburn University aviation students, as well as students from other Auburn academic programs interested in pursuing a career in aviation or gaining a deeper understanding of the business aviation landscape, are encouraged to participate.
For more information or to register for Business Aviation Days, please visit cla.auburn.edu/aviation or contact the Auburn University School of Aviation at 334-844-1942 or av8info@auburn.edu.
About Auburn University School of Aviation
Auburn University’s School of Aviation is a leader in aviation education, offering top-tier programs in professional flight, aviation management, and aerospace engineering. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, the School of Aviation prepares students to take flight in rewarding careers across the aviation industry.
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