Fraternity Values
Mission:
- To enlighten the serious aerospace student on the facts concerning all fields directly related to aerospace.
- To unite people with an interest in aviation and to share opinions and views on aviation subject matter
Purposes:
- To further the cause of aviation in all of its branches
- To instill in the public mind a confidence in aviation
- To promote contacts between the students of aviation and those engaged in the profession
- To promote a closer affiliation between the students of aviation for the purposes of education and research
- To maintain and promote the highest moral standards as members of this unique fraternity
Fundamental Tenets:
- It shall be the bounden duty of every member to aid and encourage his fellow pilots in every manner possible.
- Every pilot of Alpha Eta Rho shall bend his earnest efforts to the advancement of the profession.
- Each member shall strive at all times to create goodwill toward aeronautics through the implantation in the public mind of a confidence to be built up by the presentation of facts in their proper light.
- The upholding and advancement of the ethics of aviation shall be a basic aim of each individual member.
- Each pilot shall at all times so conduct himself as to reflect honor upon his profession, his fraternity, and himself.
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