Women in Aviation

Launching on June 21 from Lakeland, Florida (KLAL), the racers will fly across 12 states and will have four days to best their own airplane’s performance.

Women in Aviation International, and family and friends of the World War II pilots honored them for their service alongside their fellow military aviators.

The renewal comes in concert with the Air Force’s 75th anniversary theme to ‘Innovate, Accelerate, and Thrive.’

The NAA and the Ninety-Nines bestow the award on a person who has contributed to the success of others

Women in Aviation International plans its annual commemoration of the contribution made by the Women Airforce Service Pilots in World War II.

A group of 84 skydivers nailed the historic move on their 20th attempt. Here’s how the two women leading the event pulled it off.

Col. Eileen Collins pilots an ongoing mission to inspire youth to space flight.

As a worldwide bestselling author of 25 forensic thriller novels, Patricia Cornwell has sold more than 100 million books, translated into 36 languages, to readers in 120 countries. Her novels are known for having intricate, well-thought-out storylines, with many thousands of hours of research used to add factual details as the plot unfolds. Since 1999, […]

The first female U.S. Navy pilots form a fascinating subject for author Beverly Weintraub.

Forty-five years ago, the U.S. Air Force admitted 10 women into undergraduate pilot training, marking its first class of female aviators.