Patrick Cohenour Honored with the 2026 Phillips 66 Aviation EAA Young Eagles Leadership Award at AirVenture

Patrick Cohenour Honored with the 2026 Phillips 66 Aviation EAA Young Eagles Leadership Award at AirVenture

Phillips 66® Aviation, the only refiner in the aviation fuel industry that supplies jet fuel, avgas and contract fuel for FBOs, commercial and military aviation, proudly presented the 2026 Phillips 66® Aviation Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Young Eagles Leadership Award to Patrick Cohenour. As a Young Eagles Coordinator for EAA Chapter 24 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Cohenour has dedicated hundreds of hours introducing youth to aviation, inspiring the next generation of pilots, engineers and aviation enthusiasts.

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Michael Grzincich Receives the 2025 Phillips 66 Aviation EAA Young Eagles Leadership Award

Phillips 66® Aviation, a leading diversified and integrated downstream energy provider and a major contract jet and avgas fuel supplier to private, commercial, and military aviation, is proud to present the 2025 Phillips 66® Aviation Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Young Eagles Leadership Award to Michael Grzincich. As a Young Eagles Coordinator of EAA Chapter 237 in Coon Rapids, Minnesota, Michael has introduced nearly 1,100 youth to the joy of flight, making him one of Minnesota’s most dedicated aviation mentors.

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‘Miracle on the Hudson’ First Officer Jeff Skiles to Lead Young Eagle Rallies For Phillips 66® Aviation

Phillips 66® Aviation is bringing “Miracle on the Hudson” First Officer Jeff Skiles and his restored 1935 WACO cabin airplane to lead a Young Eagles rally Saturday, Sept. 18, hosted by Cirrus Flight Operations in Blaine, Minn.
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Decade of Helping 1,000 Texas Children Take Flight Earns Jim Quinn The 2010 Phillips 66® Aviation Leadership Award

A decade ago, recreational pilot Jim Quinn seized a chance to revive a Young Eagles program in Dallas and make it easier for volunteer pilots to bring the wonders of flight to Texas children. Since then, more than 1,000 kids have gone flying in single-engine and homebuilt aircraft, thanks to Quinn and the volunteers from EAA Chapter 168.
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