Women have been flying for more than a century, but still make up only roughly 7-8% of all pilots in the United States. For Judi Fisher, that statistic is something she is determined to change.

As the Tuskegee Airmen fought for their place in the skies, they were supported by a dedicated cadre of women whose work strengthened the mission every day. At Tuskegee Army Air Field, women served in ...

Discover the full scope of U.S. military aviation as we break down how each branch trains, equips, and deploys its pilots. From the Army’s rotary-wing experts to the Navy’s carrier-based aviators, the ...

The visit to RAAF Base East Sale, hosted by No. 1 Flying Training School, showcased significant changes to the Air Force’s ...

The decision was made due to the great interest the women have shown in training specifically to become pilots.