Why The US Army Locks Its Aviation Warrant Officers Into A 10-Year Flying Contract

Ruffled Feathers: The Other Side of the Fence — Fostering an Interest in Flying

Bits and Pieces contributor John Wyman discusses how to get more youths involved in aviation in his latest piece.

Why Airlines keep going bankrupt even when millions keep flying

A Challenge for Chapters

My grandpa introduced his family to EAA Chapter 377 because of his passion for aviation. With that, he brought another three generations int

Exiting the Hold

There is a category of commercial aviators that appear to be in the business only because it pays the bills. They couldn’t care less about t

Getting Attached

In a recent column for EAA Sport Aviation, contributor Lisa Turner discusses some of the trouble spots when it comes to aircraft attachments

A Midair Stall in Congress

Legislation to improve aviation safety is stuck between civilian and military priorities.