Fly AZ vs Fly Oklahoma

Each of the participating airports in Arizona will have QR code signs prominently displayed for pilots utilizing this app. The pilots will be eligible for prizes based on their level within the app. The FlyAZ app is designed to be an interactive experience for pilots. Within the application pilots can create accounts that will keep track of visited airports, museums, and restaurants they have visited. The goal of the app/program is to increase tourism and encourage visits to small airports in the state of Arizona while encouraging pilots to hone their flight planning and flying skills in different environments. Pilots will be rewarded for participation at milestones associated with visiting airports, museums, and restaurants throughout the state. This app was developed by a team of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Undergraduate students, Jacob Christensen, Paige Cody, Cordaellia Farrell, Ashton McDonald, Paige Thompson, Dominic Stringer, Melissa Flores, Aviad Golan Peretz, and their advisor Professor Heather Marriott. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Undergraduate student project management team: Shannon Dohrman, Christopher Hylton, Danielle Jamieson, and their advisor Professor Reginald Parker

The mobile app will serve as a digital Airfield Directory (AFD), Recreational Aviation Directory, and a digital passport system which will allow pilots to access airport information across the state of Oklahoma, compete to earn various badges upon visiting Oklahoma airports, and stay up-to-date with aviation events nearby.