Changing the World One Flight at a Time
Opportunities in aviation for people with disabilities are rare in other countries compared to the U.S.
Opportunities in aviation for people with disabilities are rare in other countries compared to the U.S.
The ‘We All Fly’ exhibition at the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum includes GA pilot stories.
This month, companies around the U.S. elevate disability awareness with an emphasis on inclusive practices.
Disability is something that pilots always have in the back of their minds, because becoming disabled could mean losing their third-class medical certificate. It is a frequent topic for discussion at my Experimental Aircraft Association chapter every month. I mentioned this to another pilot at this year’s EAA AirVenture. Rather than thinking of how to […]
With a T-tail and stall-spin nuances, this model rewards proper technique with a modern design.
Now the clock is ticking to build “The Impossible Airplane,” and the pressure is on.
Both in her house and out, the author cheers on people who have caught the flying bug, or are about to.
A pilot’s first landing at KJFK is nerve-wracking enough, but what happened after the landing shocked everyone.
A look at nine decades of aviation innovation through our eyes.