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Congressional Recognition of Martin County Wright Flight Fly Day

Original title: RECOGNIZING MARTIN COUNTY WRIGHT FLIGHT FLY DAY

May 13, 2026

education aviation youth development North Carolina

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The Frame

What this does

This document serves as an official congressional acknowledgment of a local youth aviation program that partners with schools and law enforcement to provide educational opportunities for students in Martin County, North Carolina.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Sixth-grade students in Martin County

Students who meet academic and behavioral criteria are eligible to participate in the flight program.

Martin County Sheriff's Office

The office acts as a partner in the program to connect students with aviation and public service opportunities.

What changed

Last recorded activity May 13, 2026.

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Summary

Representative Don Davis of North Carolina addressed the House to recognize the 'Wright Flight Fly Day' program in Martin County. This initiative rewards local sixth-grade students for academic and personal achievements with an introductory flight experience.

Key Facts

Representative Don Davis formally recognized the 'Wright Flight Fly Day' program in the U.S. House of Representatives.
The program rewards sixth-grade students in Martin County, North Carolina, for academic success, leadership, and positive choices.
The reward for participating students is an airplane flight over their home community.
The program is a collaborative partnership between local schools, the Martin County Sheriff's Office, and the local airport commission.
The program aims to expose students to career paths in aviation, engineering, science, technology, and public service.

Why It Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Wright Flight Fly Day?

It is a program in Martin County, North Carolina, that rewards sixth-grade students for academic and leadership achievements with an airplane flight.

Who organizes this program?

The program is a partnership between local schools, the Martin County Sheriff's Office, and the local airport commission.

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Connected Entities

personDon Davis“U.S. Representative from North Carolina who delivered the remarks.”Map →

locationMartin County“The North Carolina county where the Wright Flight program operates.”Map →

otherWright Flight Fly Day“The specific youth aviation program being recognized.”Map →

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