National Hispanic Heritage Month: Dr. Serena M. Auñón-Chancellor, Astronaut
National Hispanic Heritage Month: Dr. Serena M. Auñón-Chancellor, Astronaut
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Monday Morning Inspiration: Delivery Bots
My First Ever Blog Post
We Will Never Forget
As I started to write this, I was struck by the enormity of what happened on September 11, 2001. It is more than a month now, yet those atrocious attacks remain fresh in my mind like yesterday. What happened there must never be allowed to happen again, not here nor anywhere else in the world. Much more than peoples lives was lost that day. It is upto each one of us to contribute in our own ways to rebuild the future. As aviators it is important now more than ever, to come out and fly to promote the cause of the future of General Aviation.
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Capitalism with Morality: The Lost Cause!
“Whenever, in any era, culture, or society, you encounter the phenomenon of prejudice, injustice, persecution, and blind, unreasoning hatred directed at some minority group—look for the gang that has something to gain from that persecution, look for those who have a vested interest in the destruction of these particular sacrificial victims. Invariably, you will find that the persecuted minority serves as a scapegoat for some movement that does not want the nature of its own goals to be known.”
― Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
1911: The First Female British Pilot Gets Her License, Goes on to Found a Flying School — Transportation History
August 29, 1911 Hilda Hewlett became the first British woman to earn an airplane pilot’s license. Hewlett, who was 47 at the time, received certificate number 122 from the Royal Aero Club after she completed a test flight at Brooklands Aerodrome near the town of Weybridge in southeastern England. Hewlett had been born in Central […]
Some important tips for student pilots — Scott Beale Aviation
Learning how to fly a plane is surely one of the most rewarding experiences you’ll have in your lifetime, however initially daunting it may be and despite the many concepts and practical knowledge to master. Hereunder are some key tips to boost your confidence from behind the cockpit and get you that coveted student pilot […]
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Fresh on Fridays: Iwo Jima Memorial
1882: The World’s First Licensed Female Pilot is Born — Transportation History
August 22, 1882 French aviation pioneer Raymonde de Laroche was born in Paris. While originally known as Élise Raymonde Deroche, she adopted Raymonde de Laroche as her name by the time she turned 20 and had begun an acting career. She enjoyed playing sports as a child, but as a young adult, she acquired an […]
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Fresh on Fridays: Liftoff
