Flightglobal Achievement Awards 2012

Awarded to the aviation or aerospace industry executive who has displayed exemplary business vision and inspirational leadership throughout the year, whether by steering a challenging project to fruition or bringing together an exceptional team.

Previous winners have included British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh who battled to transform the flag carrier and slay its many demons, from intransigent unions to a stubbornly large cost base, and Bob Mitchell, vice-president of Northrop Grumman's Aerospace Systems for his role in developing the world's first high-altitude, long-endurance unmanned air vehicle, the Global Hawk.

Previous winners

• 2010 British Airways chief executive Willie Walsh
• 2009 Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems vice-president Bob Mitchell

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Could you be the 2012 Engineering Student of the Year?

2011 Winner Noël Bakhtian

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The Boeing Company, in association with Flightglobal, is proud to sponsor the Engineering Student of the Year Award, which recognises the outstanding talent of tomorrow – both at graduate and undergraduate level.

The Boeing Engineering Student of the Year Award is the world’s leading competition to recognise students whose work shows the greatest promise, aptitude and dedication in the field of aeronautical or space technology.

Now in its seventh year, the award will be presented at the Flightglobal Achievement Awards at the Farnborough air show on 10 July 2012.

Who can enter?

For the first time this year, as well as the overall award, a special prize will be given to the best undergraduate submission, giving global recognition to those working on their first degree.

Undergraduate award - open to all students still working for their first degree in chosen specialism.

Postgraduate award - open to all postgraduates and those working towards further research qualifications.

Remember, this competition is open to any engineering student currently enrolled in a programme leading to a recognised academic degree such as BSc, MSc. or PhD.

Previous winners have come from a variety of backgrounds and specialisations. The 2011 winner was Noël Bakhtian.

Entries MUST include:

• 500-word summary
• Curriculum vitae
• Supporting material*

*Including but not limited to new patents or documented applications that have been adopted by industry, or published papers or research that have won recognition from academic, professional or industrial associations.

The 2012 Engineering Student of the Year and a companion will be guests of Boeing at the Farnborough air show. The award will be presented on 10 July 2012 as part of Flightglobal's Achievement Awards event. Boeing will arrange complimentary air travel, hotel accommodation and air show tickets for two people.

The judges may also, at their discretion, award a special distinction to the best undergraduate submission, separate to the overall winner. That person will be awarded a certificate and their details and citation will be included in Flightglobal’s coverage of the award.

• Students can nominate themselves or be nominated by their professors.
• The submission deadline is 21 May 2012.

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To learn more about careers at Boeing, visit: www.boeing.com/careers/ESOYA

Could you be the 2012 Engineering Student of the Year?

2011 Winner Noël Bakhtian

Enter Now

The Boeing Company, in association with Flightglobal, is proud to sponsor the Engineering Student of the Year Award, which recognises the outstanding talent of tomorrow – both at graduate and undergraduate level.

The Boeing Engineering Student of the Year Award is the world’s leading competition to recognise students whose work shows the greatest promise, aptitude and dedication in the field of aeronautical or space technology.

Now in its seventh year, the award will be presented at the Flightglobal Achievement Awards at the Farnborough air show on 10 July 2012.

Who can enter?

For the first time this year, as well as the overall award, a special prize will be given to the best undergraduate submission, giving global recognition to those working on their first degree.

Undergraduate award - open to all students still working for their first degree in chosen specialism.

Postgraduate award - open to all postgraduates and those working towards further research qualifications.

Remember, this competition is open to any engineering student currently enrolled in a programme leading to a recognised academic degree such as BSc, MSc. or PhD.

Previous winners have come from a variety of backgrounds and specialisations. The 2011 winner was Noël Bakhtian.

Entries MUST include:

• 500-word summary
• Curriculum vitae
• Supporting material*

*Including but not limited to new patents or documented applications that have been adopted by industry, or published papers or research that have won recognition from academic, professional or industrial associations.

The 2012 Engineering Student of the Year and a companion will be guests of Boeing at the Farnborough air show. The award will be presented on 10 July 2012 as part of Flightglobal's Achievement Awards event. Boeing will arrange complimentary air travel, hotel accommodation and air show tickets for two people.

The judges may also, at their discretion, award a special distinction to the best undergraduate submission, separate to the overall winner. That person will be awarded a certificate and their details and citation will be included in Flightglobal’s coverage of the award.

• Students can nominate themselves or be nominated by their professors.
• The submission deadline is 28 May 2012.

Enter Now

To learn more about careers at Boeing, visit: www.boeing.com/careers/ESOYA