A Chance To See History…
Raytheon Aircraft was the proud host for the 75th Anniversary Travel Air Homecoming Celebration held Oct. 12-14th, 2000, to salute the great Travel Air heritage. […]
Articles by Carl Chance
Thousands have thrilled at the B-1B Night Afterburner Takeoffs
The 184th Bomb Wing and the Kansas Aviation Museum, Wichita, Kansas, have brought Kansans a front row view of B-1B night afterburner takeoffs. […]
Wichita Air Traffic Control Reunion
In celebration of the 65th anniversary of the original Wichita Municipal Airport, a reunion of early employees occurred on August 5, 2000. […]
THE AIRCRAFT OWNERS AND PILOTS ASSOCIATION
Founded in 1939, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, or AOPA, has long been the world’s largest and most effective advocate for general aviation. […]
The Bird Dog Turns 50 Years Old for Celebration at the Kansas Aviation Museum
The International Bird Dog Association (IBDA) celebrated the 50th Anniversary! […]
Clipping the Aviation Industry’s Wings: The growing manpower shortage
The aviation industry is facing growing personnel shortages in all areas and levels. […]
Cessna’s Exclusive Computer-Based Instruction: A New Way to Look at Pilot Training
How does Computer-Based Instruction (CBI) work? […]
Learning to Fly
How do you begin learning to fly? […]
Kansas Aviation: The Past, Present and Future…
On April 8, 1920 a Laird Swallow, the first commercially produced airplane in the United States, made its first flight over Wichita, Kansas. […]
James Jabara: Hero
Reprinted by the kind permission of the author Craig Miner, Professor of History at Wichita State University. […]