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Facing Issues in Aerospace Education

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Optimized Engine-Out Procedures to Extend the Range of Jet Transport Airplanes

Transoceanic jet transport service, once the exclusive domain of four-engine airplanes, will continue the trend toward two-engine airplanes.

Emerging as a Major Carrier: A Case Study of America West Airlines

The increasing concentration and turbulent financial environment of the U.S. airline industry raise serious questions regarding the efficacy of airline deregulation.

Approaches to Learning: Relationships with Pilot Performance

Using a sample of 62 trainee pilots, this study aimed to examine the relationships between approaches to learning (Surface, Deep, Achieving) and performance in ground school topics of perceived differing degrees of diffi…

Pass It Along

The Impact of Deregulation on Airports: An International Perspective

The fourth key phase of the evolution of deregulation--globalization--is now underway. The U.S. experience with domestic airline deregulation offers some lessons for international airport managers about to experience der…

Is the Legal Pilot Really Safe?

Developing a Formal Program to Improve Pilot Judgment

Do Elementary Teachers Have Time for Aviation/Aerospace Education?

Partnerships for Publishing: A New Look at Joint Writing Projects

Pilot’s Evaluation of the Usefulness of Full Mission IFR Simulator Flights for General Aviation Pilot Training

Professional pilots, including flight instructors, who had participated in multiple session line-oriented flight training (LOFT) Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) simulator flights differing in task difficulty evaluated the …

Are We Through Dancing Around the Tree or What?

Teaching Aviation Law at the Undergraduate Level: A Syllabus