Catholic Aviation Association

Catholic Aviation Association is a faith-based group for people in aviation. The site describes it as a global aviation community where faith matters first. The association is a not-for-profit organization under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to it are tax deductible for federal income tax purposes.

The association has local chapters. The site names chapters in Dallas, Indianapolis and Kansas City. It also has pages on starting a chapter and on chapter meeting content. One chapter is building a flight simulator from a glider fuselage section.

People can join, renew or register through the site. The association also takes donations. Its membership drive asks each member to bring one new member. The site calls this the Bring One campaign, and the goal was extended from the end of September to the end of October.

The site has many resources. These include an airport chapels directory, a prayer page, a list of speakers, media, youth activities and a newsletter archive. It also has an apologetics section with a page called Ask the Apologist.

The site has a product catalog and a section called The Catholic Airman. It also has a corporate partners page and a page on member locations. Visitors can sign up for updates or send a prayer request through the site.

The association has a board and a letter from its chairman. A page on patron saints says St. Joseph of Cupertino is the patron of aviators, astronauts and air travelers. Another page tells the story of the Holy House of Loreto, which the site says is a patron of aviators.

The site lists social pages on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn. It is built on the eCatholic platform. The association can be reached through its contact page.