Young Eagles โ Event Details & FAQs
Young Eagles โ Event Details & FAQs
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Event Details
- Location: Brown Field Municipal Airport (KSDM), San Diego, CA
 - Address: 1409 Continental St, San Diego, CA 92154
 - GPS Coordinates: 32.5696, -116.9789
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 - Hosted by: Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) โ Chapter 14
 
- Event: Flight Rally
 - Chapter: EAA Chapter 14
 
- Upcoming Event:
 - โข Saturday, November 8, 2025
 - (Events typically take place on the second Saturday of each month.)
 
Directions to Event:
- Please use the main entrance of Brown Field Municipal Airport, located at 1424 Continental St, San Diego, CA 92154.
 - Once inside, proceed to the Flight Line Restaurant/Jet Center. At the stop sign, turn right, and you will see Gate 4 directly ahead.
 - Enter through KSDM Gate 4 on the southeast corner of the airfield.
 - Volunteers will be available to assist between 8:15 AM and 9:00 AM.
 
Important Information:
- Even if you know the code DO NOT enter until the volunteers let you in.
 - Brown Field Municipal Airport is a secure airport. Please arrive during event hours or with prior arrangements.
 - The airport is undergoing construction; attendees will be escorted on a temporary road through active aircraft areas.
 - Do not park in the volunteer parking area. Note: It may be difficult to leave during the event.
 
Priority for flights will be given to first-time Young Eagles. Flights are subject to weather conditions and pilot availability.
- 8:30 AM: Registration opens.
 - 9:15 AM: Mandatory safety briefing.
 
Late arrivals after 9:15 AM cannot check in for a flight but are welcome to join ground activities.
We appreciate donations to support the Young Eagles program, which help us provide free flights and educational opportunities.
Donate NowIf you're unable to donate financially, you can still contribute by donating computers and tools. Additionally, we welcome your feedback to help us improve our program.
Give FeedbackFor event coordination, please reach out to Scott, Shon, or Noah via text or email.
Contact: 619-796-5758
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              Answer: Young Eagles is a free program for youth to experience their first flight in a general aviation aircraft.
            
          
            Answer: Any youth between the ages of 8 and 17 can participate.
          
        
              Answer: You can sign up for a flight by visiting our event registration page.
            
          
              Answer: No, flights with the Young Eagles program are completely free.
            
          
              Answer: Flights typically last between 15 to 20 minutes, depending on weather conditions.
            
          
              Answer: Please bring a signed parental permission form and arrive early for registration.
            
          
              Answer: Yes, you are allowed to bring a camera or phone to capture the experience.
            
          
              Answer: All flights are conducted by certified pilots in general aviation aircraft. Safety is our top priority.
            
          
              Answer: We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and closed-toed shoes.
            
          
              Answer: Yes, a parent or guardian needs to accompany the child and sign a waiver.
            
          
              Answer: If the weather conditions are unsafe, the event may be rescheduled.
            
          
              Answer: Young Eagles events are held periodically throughout the year.
            
          
              Answer: Yes, we are always looking for volunteers to help with event organization and safety.
            
          
              Answer: Yes, donations are welcome and help us continue providing free flights to youth.
            
          
              Answer: If you are a certified pilot and would like to volunteer, please contact us for more information.
            
          
              Answer: We use a variety of general aviation aircraft, including single-engine planes.
            
          
              Answer: The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) is a group of aviation enthusiasts who promote general aviation.
            
          
              Answer: Priority is given to first-time participants, but returning Young Eagles are welcome based on availability.
            
          
              Answer: While we aim to accommodate everyone, flights depend on factors like pilot availability and weather.
            
          
              Answer: You can visit our website or contact us for more details about the program.