Palmer Engineering Proud to be a Sponsor at the 2025 Kentucky Aviation Association Conference
Palmer Engineering is proud to serve as a Silver Sponsor at the upcoming Kentucky Aviation Association Conference, taking place October 22-24, 2025, in Owensboro, Kentucky. Attendees are invited to stop by our exhibit booth to connect and learn more about our projects.
About the Kentucky Aviation Association Conference
The Kentucky Aviation Association’s Annual Conference is the premier gathering for aviation professionals, policymakers, educators, and industry stakeholders from across the Commonwealth. As Kentucky’s aviation landscape continues to evolve, this conference serves as a vital forum for addressing the most pressing challenges and opportunities facing our industry – from workforce development and infrastructure investment to regulatory changes and technological innovation.
Attendees benefit from expert-led sessions, strategic insights, and unparalleled networking opportunities that foster collaboration, innovation, and advocacy. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or a new voice in aviation, this conference is your gateway to shaping the future of flight in Kentucky.
About the Kentucky Aviation Association
The Kentucky Aviation Association (KAA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering and promoting aviation facilities, safety, industry, business, recreation, and aerospace education throughout the Commonwealth.
In pursuing this mission, KAA brings together the diverse interests and talents of individuals, bureaus, agencies, departments, industry professionals, and municipalities – all vital contributors to Kentucky’s thriving aviation and aerospace community.
Connect with Us
As a Silver Wings Sponsor, we are proud to support KAA’s mission and the continued advancement of aviation across Kentucky. This partnership reflects our shared commitment to excellence, innovation, and collaboration within the aerospace sector. We look forward to connecting with fellow professionals at this year’s conference and continuing to help aviation in Kentucky soar to new heights.