Annual aerospace expo featuring airshows, educational forums, workshops, seminars, aircraft displays, and aviation-related activities. Includes career fairs, technical presentations, and hands-on learning experiences in aviation and aerospace engineering.

Educational forums focused on homebuilt aircraft, experimental aviation, aerobatics, alternate engines, innovations, maintenance, and related technical topics. Presentations scheduled Tuesday through Saturday with various time slots available.

Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) focused presentations covering backcountry flying, STOL aircraft design, safety, competitions, and related aviation topics. Includes daily coffee service, technical presentations, and evening invitational events.

Camp SOAR is a six-day summer camp for rising high school juniors and seniors interested in aerospace engineering. The program offers four tracks: aircraft, rotorcraft, space mission design, and space robotics. Campers attend technical lectures by professors, participate in hands-on design projects, and tour research facilities including the Vehicle Systems & Control Laboratory, Land Air and Space Robotics Laboratory, National Aerothermochemistry and Hypersonics Laboratory, and RELLIS Innovation & Technical Campus. Participants stay on campus in residence halls with access to university recreational facilities, library, and computer labs. Application requirements include unofficial high school transcript, essay, and $35 application fee. Selection based on academic qualifications and potential benefit to participant.

Multi-day aviation expo featuring airshow performances, fly-in opportunities for general aviation community, aviation seminars, and STEM education components. Event includes aerobatic demonstrations, military display performances, educational seminars from experienced aviation influencers, and STEM activities using aviation and aerospace concepts to inspire young scientists and inventors.