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Click to viewJuly 24, 2026
USA — Skyfarer, the marketplace connecting student pilots and aviators with flight instructors, flight schools, and aviation services, announced the launch of Aviation Events, a new category that brings the general aviation community's calendar into one searchable place — from pancake-breakfast fly-ins and chapter meetings to FAA safety seminars, airshows, and online webinars.
Aviation has always run on events — but finding them has meant checking a half-dozen association calendars, club newsletters, and online groups. Aviation Events launches with thousands of events across the US, curated from public aviation calendars — including FAA Safety Team (FAASTeam) listings and chapter events nationwide — alongside events posted directly by organizers on Skyfarer.
"We built Skyfarer to help people become pilots — but many stop flying within a few years of earning their certificate. It's not because they lost the love of it; it's because they run out of reasons to go to the airport — no place to fly, nothing happening nearby," said Nick Tsang, founder and CEO of Skyfarer. "Aviation Events is our answer. Whether it's a fly-in two airports over, a WINGS seminar, or a chapter pancake breakfast, there's always a reason to fly — and now one place to find it."
For pilots and attendees
For organizers and hosts
Aviation Events is designed mobile-first, from homepage search to listing pages, so pilots can find this weekend's fly-in from the ramp. Event registration and ticketing directly through Skyfarer are coming soon.
About Skyfarer
Skyfarer is the general aviation marketplace where future and current pilots find flight instructors, flight schools, training programs, aircraft, gear — and now the events that bring the community together.
Source: Skyfarer
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