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Breaking barriers in aviation and inspiring the next generation to soar.

Breaking Barriers. Creating Impact.

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

Meet New York’s youngest female pilot, who learned to fly a plane before she could drive a car

Kamora Freeland never had the desire to touch the sky.

The Staten Islander dreamed of exploring the ocean as a marine biologist as a little kid. But as fate — disguised as her mother, Lakema — would have it, the 17-year-old is now cruising the clouds at over 5,500 feet.

“I earned my pilot license before I got a driver’s license,” Kamora told The Post with a laugh.

Soaring to New Heights at Spelman College.

Kamora Freeland is a first-generation college student, Presidential Scholar, and member of Spelman College’s prestigious Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program. Maintaining an impressive 3.96 GPA, she majors in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation.

An Alpha Lambda Delta National Honor Society inductee, Kamora demonstrates academic excellence and campus leadership. She founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and is an active member of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW), Protecting Our Spelman Sisters Everyday (POSSE), and Future Business Leaders of Spelman (FBLS).

ABOUT

Kamora Freeland,

Kamora Freeland is a trailblazing aviator, entrepreneur, student leader, and global change maker who continues to break barriers while creating opportunities for the next generation. She began her aviation journey at age 15 and made history in February 2024 as one of the youngest female licensed pilots in the country and the youngest in New York State history.

Today, Kamora attends Spelman College as a Presidential Scholar and member of the Ethel Waddell Githii Honors Program, majoring in International Relations with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Her leadership extends beyond the classroom and cockpit through aviation organizations, mentorship, community service, and her work inspiring young people to explore careers in aviation and STEM.

As the founder of The Sky’s Limitless LLC, Kamora is expanding her impact through speaking engagements, aviation education, youth workshops, and community outreach. She also founded the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) Ascension chapter serving the Atlanta University Center and serves as Student Liaison with Black Pilots of America and as a student board member with the Claude B. Govan Tri-State Chapter of Tuskegee Airmen, Inc.

A certified birthing doula, certified lifeguard, real estate investor, and global citizen, Kamora represents a new generation of leadership—combining aviation, entrepreneurship, education, service, and global citizenship to inspire others to believe that their possibilities are limitless.