Opinion

What we do matters so much, just not in the way most people think it does.

The amazing and reusable spacecraft is NOT what aviation is all about, at least for me.

On the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, the B-29 bomber’s role is in the news, and a forgotten attack is the subject of a major podcast.

It’s disgraceful that pilots who got their checkride with a questionable FAA examiner during a decade-plus period must take their flight test again.

In supporting women’s rights, the Miracle on the Hudson hero praised one political figure and raised the ire of many.

It’s unusual for a huge community to collectively mourn life interrupted, but with EAA AirVenture 2020 canceled due to Covid-19, that’s precisely what we’re doing.

Padding one’s logbook is probably a common practice. It might also be one that could land you in hot water with the feds.

Oklahoma City’s non-science-based views on medical certification are a perfect example of big government run amok. Progress in this one area masks a culture that’s stuck in the past, with pilots paying the price.

With so much talk of diversity and inclusion, where does aviation stand?

Putting on a huge international gathering of many thousands of people before there’s a vaccine or a treatment is reckless.