Jessica Cox

National Disability Employment Awareness Month calls to mind the indomitable human spirit.

Members of an EAA chapter and a team of engineering students are custom modifying a Van’s RV-10 as a model for pilots with disabilities.

As our float joins the parade, children with limb differences can see me, someone who looks like them, celebrating what makes her different.

Kaiya Armstrong flew a Cessna from Scottsdale, Arizona, to Washington, D.C. in October. She’s also legally blind.

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 […]

When you don’t look like what the world thinks should be a “pilot.”

Jessica Cox’s says the journey to her first solo flight felt less like a journey and more like a roller-coaster ride.