USAviation Spotlight

Share your aviation idea, invention or project

Ideas • Inventions • Innovation • Projects • People

Spotlight editorial space is free. Submit a finished, proofread story about aviation or aerospace work you want the community to see. USAviation.info reviews submissions for relevance, credibility, editorial value and fit. Accepted stories are formatted to fit the website; we do not provide proofreading, grammar correction, copyediting or rewriting.

Before you submit an invention or new idea

Spotlight is public. Do not submit confidential, proprietary, trade-secret or patent-sensitive details unless you are comfortable making them public and have the right to disclose them. Public disclosure can affect patent rights, particularly outside the United States. If your work may be patentable, consider obtaining appropriate intellectual-property advice before submitting details for publication.

Story type Your name * Company or organization Email * Phone Affiliation / relationship to the story

Story headline * Preferred byline / credit Short publication summary * Complete proofread story * Photos you have permission to provide (up to 5, 10 MB each)

I have the right to provide this story and any uploaded photographs for editorial use by USAviation.info. I have proofread this story and understand USAviation.info does not provide spelling, grammar, copyediting or rewriting services. If accepted, USAviation.info may format the story and images to fit the website while preserving the submitted content. I understand that a Spotlight submission is intended for public publication, and I am not submitting confidential, proprietary or protected information that I am not authorized to disclose. If published, I will acknowledge USAviation.info for providing the free editorial space when I share or repost the feature.

There is no fee to submit or to be selected. USAviation.info may accept or decline any submission. Declined submissions normally receive a brief courtesy email rather than a detailed editorial critique. Accepted features normally remain in the active Spotlight area for 30 days and then move to the permanent Spotlight Archive.