Historic Archive Discovery Unlocks Missing Chapter of Aviation’s Greatest Achievement

Flying Over Time revives Donald A. Hall’s Spirit of St. Louis legacy, bringing artifacts, hands-on engineering to ...

After 54 Years, Astronauts Are Going Back to the Moon

Humanity has changed an awful lot in the past 58 Years. The moon? Not so much. It was in 1968 that astronauts first drew near ...

ITPS Canada to Deliver Hybrid Flight Test Training Program for Bombardier Beginning January 2026

Test Pilot and Flight Test Engineer Training Solution for Major OEM Aerospace Flight Test Teams ITPS is proud to ...

Winterset flight school receives national award for training program

A flight school just southwest of the metro is receiving national recognition for its flight training program. Future Flyers ...
FLYING Magazine

FAA Rule Changes Spark Flight Training Concerns

Proposed DPE regulation updates, impacting check rides and instructor certification, face January 23 comment deadline from ...
USA Today

Engineer becomes first person who uses a wheelchair to travel to space

A 33-year-old aerospace engineer has made space travel history, becoming the first person who uses a wheelchair to pass the boundary of outer space. Michaela "Michi" Benthaus, a German aerospace ...
The New York Times

In a First, a Wheelchair User Joins a Short Flight to Space

A paraplegic engineer was part of a crew that made a suborbital journey on a spacecraft operated by Jeff Bezos’ private company, Blue Origin. By Adeel Hassan A paraplegic engineer from Germany became ...
Bloomberg L.P.

Blue Origin Completes First Space Flight With Wheelchair User

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin completed a suborbital joyride Saturday with a six-person crew, including the first wheelchair user to reach space and one of SpaceX’s first engineers. The flight took off at ...