Welcome, Women Pilots of the Northwest!

NW 99s: Women pilots & students

Our 18 Northwest chapters are part of the nonprofit International Ninety-Nines Organization of Women Pilots.
We support women pilots with scholarships and mentoring.
We encourage young women to explore aviation.
And we do all of this while having fun and welcoming you!

Join Us! Find a Chapter and a Mentor Near You

Congratulations!

Natasha Kawalek - Amelia Earhart Memorial Scholarship Winner

Stephanie Redder - CFII

Priscilla Ribic - Executive Director of Alaska Airmen's Association

Julie Polasik - PPL

Upcoming Events

Northwest Section of the Ninety-Nines
Spring Board of Directors Meeting
Friday, April 25 - Sunday, April 27, in Pasco, WA

Activities include a winery tour and tasting, reception/dinner, BOD Meeting, lunch and speaker, tour of the Pasco Aviation Museum, hot air balloon ride, a fly-out to Desert Aire for pie and socializing, and more. Find all the information on the Meetings page.

AND SAVE THE DATE for the
Northwest Section of the Ninety-Nines
Fall Annual Business Meeting
October 3-5, 2025 in Butte, MT (KBTM)

Volunteer Opportunities:

Saturday, May 10: Alaska Airlines Aviation Day at the Horizon Airlines Hangar PDX.
Friday, May 16-Sunday, May 18: Oregon International Air Show at Hillsboro
The Oregon International Airshow is also looking for volunteers (distinct from 99s booth volunteers), who would get a bit of extra swag in exchange for their 4 hour work shift (including access to the Volunteer hospitality booth, and an airshow T-Shirt).

You can sign up for any of these opportunities by clicking here to access our Google sign up sheet.

Latest Video or Webinar

In case you missed the August 28 workshop sponsored by the Columbia Cascades Chapter, the video is available at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h_MCi3H-Jo
2023 99's International Conference - Highlights from Jordan
2023 Northwest Section Meeting Video - Celebrating the last year
Stories from the Air - Flying for LightHawk - Barb Filkins shares her shares her experience flying for LightHawk, a non-profit that donates flights for conservation causes.