It’s all part of the Michigan Youth Future Flight Challenge (MYFFC), a free, virtual aerospace design competition open to students in grades four through eight put on by the Women of the Aerospace Industry Association of Michigan. “The Michigan Youth Future Flight Challenge is more than a competition—it’s an opportunity to inspire the next generation of innovators and problem-solvers. “One of the most powerful aspects of the Michigan Youth Future Flight Challenge is that it welcomes every kind of thinker and dreamer. Aerospace is a team effort, and this challenge shows students how their unique skills can make a real impact in the industry,” said Rachel Plowman, Co-Chair of Women of the Aerospace Industry Association of Michigan (WAIAM). To register and learn more about the Michigan Youth Future Flight Challenge, visit aiamnow.com/youth-future-flight-challenge/.