Haris Suleman

1996–2014 (age 18)

pilot

Biography

Haris Suleman, a determined pilot, set out with his father and crew to become the youngest aviator to fly around the world, sharing his fascination with flight while raising funds for youth education. His journey ended over the vast Pacific, yet the courage he displayed throughout his crossing still inspires budding pilots and supporters of the Dreams Soar Foundation he helped launch.

His infectious optimism and the generosity with which he shared lessons about persistence remain a guiding light to students, friends, and the Maple Hill community he called home.

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