Women in Aviation

Boeing has projected 602,000 new pilots will be needed to fly and maintain the global commercial fleet over the next 20 years.

The initiative is being carried out through a partnership with Gama Academy, a school that focuses on training professionals for the technology sector.

The iconic fashion doll may have a new movie out, but she’s long played a role inspiring women in aviation.

Stephanie Kenyon has been named interim CEO of Women in Aviation International.

Pilot Aubrey Clark, 21, was warned that the 450 nm journey from North Carolina to Sun ‘n Fun would be a challenge.

The $2,500 scholarship is the latest in the aviation outfitter’s five-year tradition of supporting fledgling aviators in reaching their goals.

The watchmaker is collaborating with the National WASP WWII Museum to pay tribute to the barrier-breaking female pilots.

I Hart Flying Foundation and Girls Love to Fly are offering more than $18,000 in scholarships for flight training.

Before becoming one of the first Hollywood stunt pilots, Barnes was a debutante who ran away to sea disguised as a man and traveled with revolutionaries in Mexico.

Cheryl Stearns was the first woman to join the Army’s Golden Knights and was recently named Distinguished Stateswoman of Aviation.