International Air Cadet Exchange (IACE)

International Air Cadet Exchange Programme 2008

CAP WILL ACCEPT CAP FORM 31 APPLICATIONS FOR IACE 2008 FROM 1 DECEMBER 2007 - 15 JANUARY 2008. (See the NCSA homepage for details, and the bottom of this page for useful downloads).

Are you up to the challenge?

The International Cadet Exchange (IACE) provides selected youth and adults an opportunity to serve as "ambassadors" to participating countries and promote international goodwill, friendship and understanding.

Click here to see the 2008 IACE Brochure

Click here to see the 2008 IACE Wing Hosting Guide

Prerequisites to apply (cadet ambassadors) (does not guarantee selection, a supplemental application process follows initial application):

1. Earhart Award dated on or before 31 December 2007.

2. Be 17 years old not later than 1 July 2008, and not yet 21 years old before 1 August 2008.

3. Not have previously attended IACE.

4. Hold, or be eligible to apply for a US passport. (Cadets who hold dual passports or are resident aliens with foreign passports, call HQ CAP for more information).

5. Be able to undertake all the activities of a cadet ambassador.

Prerequisites to apply (senior escort ambassadors) (does not guarantee selection, a supplemental application process follows initial application):

1. Be at least 25 years old.

2. Have earned a senior rating in the Cadet Programs specialty track.

3. Have not previously attended IACE as an escort or cadet in the previous five years (2003 or before).

4. Possess, or be able to apply for a US passport (Seniors who hold dual passports or are resident aliens with foreign passports, cal HQ CAP for more information).

5. Must be avble to undertake all the activities of an escort ambassador.

Does your wing want to host IACE cadets for 2008?

Every year, CAP hosts IACE cadets and escorts from all over the world, to experience American culture and display the Unites States' capabilities in aviation, space, and defense. To do this, we depend on support from wings from across the United States: to share their aviation history and capabilities, and to show our guests the best of America. We want your wing to play a role.

Interested in becoming a host wing for 2008? Click here to download the 2007 Wing Hosting Guide.
Going Overseas?

CAP Cadets and Senior Members travel to a number of foreign countries. Click on the IACE brochure above to see the list for 2008.

Coming to America?

International youth and adults, participating in similar aviation programs in their respective countries, will spend time with host CAP Wings. Click here to see schedules for the Host Wings. (Coming soon!)

Click here to visit the IACE Association Web Site (You will leave the CAP.gov domain if you click this link).

Questions? Contact Ms. Bobbie Tourville at 877.227.9142x405or iace@cap.gov.

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