Bermuda — May 10 — World Sky Games Founder and Commissioner Don Hartsell is making his way across Bermuda, meeting with community, civic, and national leaders to lift up the vision of the World Sky Games and its growing connection to Bermuda’s future in innovation, education, and sustainable aviation.
During his time in Bermuda, Hartsell has been meeting with leaders including members of the Rotary Club and the Governor, helping share the mission of the World Sky Games as a global platform designed to inspire young people, advance STEAM learning, and bring nations together through next-generation lighter-than-air aviation.
Bermuda continues to play an important role in the World Sky Games story. With its strong educational leadership, international visibility, and commitment to preparing students for tomorrow’s opportunities, Bermuda is uniquely positioned to help showcase how aviation, science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics can come together in a way that is exciting, practical, and globally relevant.
The World Sky Games is more than an international airship competition. It is a catalyst for education, environmental stewardship, innovation, tourism, and economic development. Through partnerships with schools, civic organizations, and community leaders, the Games are designed to encourage students to see themselves as inventors, pilots, engineers, designers, problem-solvers, and future leaders.
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Listen to Bermuda’s Magic 102.7 as Don Hartsell joins Dr. Lew Simmons on On All Front for a special conversation about CedarBridge Academy’s STEAM Summer Academy and the expanding vision of the World Sky Games.
The conversation will highlight how STEAM education can open pathways for students while connecting Bermuda to a larger global movement in sustainable flight, innovation, and international collaboration. From classrooms to airfields, the World Sky Games aims to make the future of aviation visible, reachable, and inspiring for the next generation.
As Hartsell continues his meetings across Bermuda, the message remains clear: the World Sky Games is building momentum, and Bermuda is helping elevate the vision.
