The competition for the "Most Dedicated Woman Pilot in 2010" award is heating up

The competition for the "Most Dedicated Woman Pilot in 2010" award is heated up between women pilots from Canada, the U.S.A and England.

The competition for the "Most female-pilot-friendly airport in 2010" award is still currently led by Kpong Airfield in Ghana, West Africa. However, Oshawa, ON, in Canada is closing in.

With more than six months left for the competition, anyone can still win!

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Most Dedicated Woman Pilot in the World in 2010

2012 Women of Aviation
Worldwide Week
March 5-11 2012

THANK YOU so much for giving us the opportunity to fly yesterday. My sister and I had such a great time and the flight was so beautiful, truly a moving experience (my siter was the teary one!). We talked about flying lessons all the way home and for most of the evening. Mission accomplished!!!!

— Janet K., Renton, WA, USA

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