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UAS4STEM Drone Challenge

Introducing the UAS4STEM Challenge! UAS4STEM is a team-oriented, competitive program for middle and high school students to build their own drone

a man holding a wright flyer model in front of a crowd

AMA members Dennis Michael & Tom Vintaloro, of the Litespeed Flight Demonstration Team, have endeavored to make model aviation and its technological

The High Desert RC Club of Fernley, NV recently attended the annual Fernley STEM Festival, and provided the opportunity for kids to have their first

AMA youth member Alex Livingston, a sophomore at Tech Valley High School in Albany, New York, and winner of the 2017 #GenSTEM photo contest, visited

AMA partners with GoFly to support $2 million, two-year incentive competition to develop personal flying device MUNCIE, IN—The Academy of Model

The Lake Area Radio Kontrol Society held its 1 st ever Model Aviation Day on June 10 th, 2017. Not really knowing what to expect, we prayed for good

High school students compete in UAS4STEM National Competition, building drones for search-and-rescue challenge. MMRT from Georgia wins first place.

Duke University Marine Lab pioneers drone technology for marine research, with FAA certification and amphibious drones collecting data in remote locations.

AMA Education Department hosted Paul Voss at the International Aeromodeling Center for a demo of his new CNC airfoil cutting machine for STEM education.

DO YOU WANT TO FLY? Like last year, the opportunity again awaits in Rantoul, IL on July 21 and 22, 2017 for kids of all ages, but especially for those

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UAS4STEM Drone Challenge

Litespeed Airshow

High Desert Radio Control Club Attends Local High School STEM Festival

AMA youth member Alex Livingston explores the STEM behind a commercial pilot's career

AMA Supporting GoFly Flight Competition

TAG Grant Recipient Lake Area Radio Kontrol Society Hosts First Model Aviation Day

2017 UAS4STEM National Competition

Duke University Model Aviation Student Club (UMASC) is first to earn FAA certification to operate scientific drones and provide training.

AMA Member and Professor of Engineering Pays Visit to AMA Headquarters, Introduces CNC Airfoil Machine for STEM Education

Learn How to Build and Fly Rubber-Powered Airplanes at the Indoor Free Flight Nats