Britt Lincoln is an accomplished competition aerobatic and airshow pilot. She began her aerobatic training and competition in 2019, just 16 months after earning her pilot’s license. She has competed in over 20 aerobatic competitions and has won 17. Britt is the 2023 US Advanced National Aerobatic Champion. She is the first female to win the Advanced category in 30 years.
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Britt is a member of the 2023 and 2025 US Advanced Aerobatic Team. In 2023, she and her 7 teammates competed at the World Advanced Aerobatic Championships (WAAC) in Las Vegas, NV. Team USA brought home an overall 3rd place. Individually, Britt placed 7th (the highest scoring from the USA) out of over 50 of the world’s best pilots. Britt and US Team 2025 are training and preparing to travel to Sarmellek, Hungary for the 2025 WAAC in September.
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In addition to flying in competition, Britt enjoys demonstrating aerobatics at airshows. Her airshow style is a high-energy performance that combines precision stops and maneuvers, a tribute to her competition background, with added "artistic" and gyroscopic elements for a well-rounded airshow sequence. She loves crowd interaction and sharing her passion and love of aerobatics with others. Check out her schedule of events and airshows.
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Aviation runs in the Lincoln family blood. Britt was born and raised on a ranch in Montana where both her great-grandfather and grandfather were crop dusters. Her first flight was with her grandfather, Roger Lincoln (an FAA Wright Brothers Award recipient) when he took her up in their Cessna 180; she was only three weeks old. Eventually, her grandfather taught her to fly in their Piper Super Cub on the family’s grass strip. She is a 4th generation pilot, but the only female pilot in her family.
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Britt holds degrees in both Accounting and German; she spent the first fifteen years of her career in the finance world. Although she learned to fly from her grandfather in the beautiful backcountry of Montana, it wasn’t until November of 2017 that she obtained her PPL. This became a life-changing event. She obtained five ratings within a year of earning her PPL and since that time she has “retired” from her career in finance in pursuit of her dreams in the world of aviation.
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She has flown over fifty different types of aircraft in her relatively short pilot career. She currently holds Commercial, Multi-Engine Instrument, and Commercial Sea Plane ratings, as well as her tailwheel endorsement.
When Britt is not intensely training for aerobatics, she likes to dive with sharks, backcountry ski, fly in the Montana backcountry in the Super Cub and C180 and cook.
