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Washington State Airport Guide Photo Contest takes off

By General Aviation News Staff · November 1, 2025 · Leave a Comment

The front cover of the 2024 airport guide.

Would you like to see your photo grace the cover of the 2026 Washington State Airport Guide?

The Washington State Department Of Transportation Aviation Division is offering two chances for aviation enthusiasts to have their best photographs featured on the front and back covers of the 2026 Airport Guide.

“There is so much to love about the varied geography of our state, which makes it a great place to fly,” said WSDOT Aviation Planner John MacArthur. “We’re looking for photos that are unique, striking, and capture the essence of aviation in Washington.”

The 2026 Washington State Airport Guides will be available in February 2026 and will be handed out at the WSDOT Aviation booth during the 2026 Northwest Aviation Conference and Trade Show Feb. 21-22 in Puyallup, state aviation officials noted.

Contest Rules:

  • Photos must have an aviation theme and be taken in Washington state.
  • Photos must be taken by the person submitting them.
  • Photographers retain rights to their images, but by entering, grant WSDOT Aviation permission to use the photos for marketing and communication purposes (with full photo credit).

Deadline for entries is Nov. 21, 2025. You can submit photos at [email protected].

For more information: WSDt.wa.gov/Travel/Aviation

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