What is the Aircraft Raffle Fundraiser?
Each year, the Alaska Airmen’s Association commissions the build or rebuild of a unique aircraft—made possible by a portion of the revenue from the previous year’s raffle. Ticket sales for the current raffle not only fund the purchase or construction of next year’s airplane, but also cover nearly 75% of the Association’s annual operational costs.
In other words, every raffle ticket directly supports the future of Alaska’s aviation community—funding the next aircraft project and sustaining essential programs like the Great Alaska Aviation Gathering, NextGen youth initiatives, scholarships, fly-ins, and more. Your support allows our team to advocate for pilots, promote general aviation, and maintain the resources that keep Alaska flying.
Why Your Support Matters
• Preserves General Aviation in Alaska — Your participation directly strengthens the future of aviation across our state.
• Gives You the Chance to Win Big — Every ticket purchased puts you in the running for an incredible prize.
• Supports Our Mission — Protecting, preserving, and promoting general aviation throughout Alaska.
• Powers the Great Alaska Aviation Gathering — Your contribution helps us deliver Alaska’s premier aviation event.
• Advances Aviation Advocacy — Ensuring the aviation community continues to thrive and grow.
• Funds Scholarships & NextGen Programs — Supporting future aviators, mechanics, drone operators, ATC professionals, and aviation managers through mentorship and education.
• Gives You the Chance to Win Big — Every ticket purchased puts you in the running for an incredible prize.
• Supports Our Mission — Protecting, preserving, and promoting general aviation throughout Alaska.
• Powers the Great Alaska Aviation Gathering — Your contribution helps us deliver Alaska’s premier aviation event.
• Advances Aviation Advocacy — Ensuring the aviation community continues to thrive and grow.
• Funds Scholarships & NextGen Programs — Supporting future aviators, mechanics, drone operators, ATC professionals, and aviation managers through mentorship and education.
