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Team up with your dad or another important father figure to design and build a one-of-a-kind airplane for POWERUP 4.0. Create something inspired by his personality, hobbies, favorite aircraft, shared memories, or an idea you develop together. Your airplane can be made from paper, foam, balsa wood, cardboard, or any other suitable material—as long as it works with the POWERUP 4.0 module.
Photograph your finished airplane, share the story of how you created it, and submit it through the POWERUP app for a chance to win.
Challenge deadline: August 2nd 2026
Enter the Challenge in the POWERUP 4.0 App.
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Create an original airplane that works with POWERUP 4.0.
Building it together is encouraged. You can also create it as a surprise or build something inspired by your dad or another father figure.
Open the POWERUP app and create a Custom Plane under My Planes.
Your Custom Plane must include:
An airplane name
At least one clear photo
Airplane type
Airplane material
You may also add a project description, YouTube video, or PDF with templates, plans, instructions, or additional images.
Sharing more of your design and building process can make your entry more engaging and help it receive more votes.
Open the Father’s Day Challenge in the app:
Tap Enroll
Tap Submit Plane
Choose your airplane from My Planes, or create a new one
Submit it to the challenge
Once submitted, your airplane will appear in the challenge gallery.
Participants enrolled in the challenge can vote for their favorite planes.
Entries are ranked by total votes, and the three planes with the most votes win.
Entries must be original creations.
The airplane must be compatible with POWERUP 4.0.
Submitted photos, videos, and other materials must belong to the participant or be used with permission.
Participants under the required legal age must have permission from a parent or guardian.
POWERUP may remove entries that do not follow the challenge rules.