Women in Aviation

Amelia Earhart wasn’t the only woman to test her mettle in an airplane. She also wasn’t the only one to find a watery grave.

Flight training scholarships, women in aviation scholarships, emergency maneuver training, you name it and there’s likely an aviation scholarship available. Many different aviation organizations aim to assist students and pilots of all experience levels in completing their education and career goals in both aviation and aerospace.  Lack of funding continues to be a main reason […]

Niki Gaskins didn’t think she had it in her to be a CFI. She took the plunge, and found her calling.

Minorities, women, and young people are of particular focus to many groups.

Jerrie Mock’s name should be spoken in the same breath as Charles Lindbergh and other aviation legends. Her circumnavigation remains an enduring achievement.

Despite perceived gender barriers and the fallout from 9/11, this woman’s dream of becoming an airline pilot was finally realized—with the help of a shirt.

Updates to the NOTAM system include one that clearly has a bunch of pilots in an uproar.

Karen March turned her love of aviation into quite an experience at the EAA Aviation Museum.

After being grounded in the gold-rushed city of Nome, Alaska, for nearly a month, Zara Rutherford (FlyZolo), the 19-year-old Belgian who is on a quest to become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world, has made it to Russia, reaching the halfway point of her trip. In a short video posted on social […]

Deneese Krumm is overcoming unique challenges to become one of only a few in her chosen field.