Alaska Business Magazine

Takeoff Speed: Student Pilots Fly into the Wild Blue

Alaska has six times more pilots per capita than the national average. Where do pilots learn how to take to the skies?
Morning Overview on MSN

U.S. Air Force student pilot training is advancing in Italy

The U.S. Air Force is quietly rewriting how it grows new fighter pilots, and the most visible proof is now thousands of miles ...
The Aviationist on MSN

Training of U.S. Air Force's Student Pilots Progresses in Italy

Ten U.S. students are now enrolled at the International Flight Training School to complete a 133-day Basic Jet Training ...
The Aviationist

U.S. Air Force Student Pilots Will Train at the International Flight Training School in Italy

For the first time the U.S. Air Force has chosen a foreign school to train its pilots, with the first 10 students arriving soon in Italy. The Italian Air Force and the U.S. Air Force announced a ...
The Aviationist

Meet the First Civilian Test Pilot Assigned to a B-2 Squadron

A local Missouri resident, Suhr’s journey in aviation is rich, with over 6,000 flight hours both on military and civilian aircraft. The B-2 Spirit is the mainstay of the service’s long-range ...
AeroTime

Why continuous development will define flight operations

KlasJet leaders explain why pilot training, wellbeing, and evidence-based training must go beyond mandatory standards to ...
usace.army.mil

Civilian to Soldier: RTC Flight Test Engineer Joins the Army

REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (September 16, 2025) – Joel “Parker” Johnson, a U.S. Army Civilian flight test engineer at the U.S. Army Redstone Test Center, is trading his desk for the cockpit after being ...