Texas Southern University Expands Elite Flight Training Fleet with New Twin-Engine Aircraft

The momentum continues for Texas Southern University’s aviation program. The program made Houston aviation history again Friday with the delivery of a brand-new twin-engine Diamond DA42. “We’ve had some great days at Texas Southern Aviation,” said Dr. Terence Fontaine, Executive Director of Aviation. “This may be one of the pinnacle moments of the program. We’ve […]

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WMG Expands Team with Five Strategic Hires

WMG has announced the addition of six new professionals to support its growing team with expertise in complex aviation, commercial and public-sector construction programs nationwide. Maritza Godina joins WMG as a Tenant/ADR Project Manager based in Seattle, Washington. She brings 18 years of experience delivering large-scale tenant improvement and concession projects across major airport and […]

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A Career in Aviation Begins with Curiosity and a Willingness to Learn

The aviation industry is often associated with complex technology, strict procedures, and the highest safety standards. Yet behind this dynamic and constantly evolving field are people whose professional journeys reveal not only career opportunities, but also stories of personal growth. Fifteen years ago, Aleksandra Mesceriakova of FL Technics began her career as an assistant with […]

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Into the Firestorm

The Allied Heroes Who Flew World War II’s Most Daring Missions From the hellish skies over Europe to the unforgiving terrain of the Himalayas, this is the first complete history of the C-47 aircrew who helped turn the tide of war.One of the most perilous combat roles of World War II was that of the […]

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NBAA Champions New FAA Mental Wellness Policy Supporting Counseling

The National Business Aviation Association (NBAA) welcomed a recent Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) aeromedical policy update encouraging pilots and air traffic controllers (ATCs) to seek counseling and mental health support early and without fear that receiving talk therapy would jeopardize their medical certification, marking an important shift in the agency’s approach to mental wellness. Rather […]

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The RAF is Expanding The Map in 2026

Photo Credit: Doug Lumgair, Walker Ridge, CA This year, the Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF) is Expanding The Map – and it’s shaping up to be one of the most exciting years in the organization’s history. Beginning in 2026, the RAF plans to announce the opening and reopening of more than 15 airstrips across the country. […]

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WAI2027 Scholarships Open: Applications Due September 1, 2026

The 2027 Women in Aviation International (WAI) scholarship program is officially open, and members can review dozens of scholarships at  www.wai.org/scholarships. Currently, there are over 50 scholarships valued at more than $200,000 offered for flight training, engineering, maintenance, dispatch, drones, and career advancement for individuals in all stages of life. This 2027 scholarship cycle includes […]

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