Clay Lacy, President, Clay Lacy Aviation
While other Midwest boys were riding bicycles, building treehouses and spending lazy summer afternoons fishing in the Arkansas River, Clay became interested in model airplanes at age 5. […]
Articles by Carl Chance
Historic Aircraft Photo Gallery, Series A
This is the first in a series of aircraft designed and built by the more than 25 aircraft companies that called Wichita “home” during the years 1919 to 1934. […]
Kansas Department of Transportation/Division of Aviation
Mike Armour, Director of Aviation for the state has created a valuable website for pilots flying in Kansas. […]
FRANK E. HEDRICK
As a former president of Beech Aircraft Corporation in Wichita, Frank E. Hedrick believed that a person should do any job assigned better than the job had ever been done before. […]
War created whirlwind in Wichita
One magazine at the time likened it to a storm sweeping across the Kansas Plains and into Wichita – “a $62 million tornado in a town of 120,000.” […]
WWII Kept Air Capital Hopping
War created demand for aircraft workers, housing […]
B-1B Aftershock
A photo gallery series of images of “After Shock,” a B-1B Lancer, taken at McConnell AFB. […]
B-1B Lancer: In Flight
Various in-flight photographs of the B-1B Lancer […]
RONALD D. RYAN
When Ron was growing up in Burlington, Iowa, he fantasized about becoming a pilot. Not only did his dream come true, he is the sole owner of a very successful airline. […]
Russell W. Meyer, Jr.
A native of Davenport, Iowa, Meyer graduated from Yale University with a BA in 1953 and received his Doctor of Law degree from Harvard Law School in 1961. […]