An Extraordinary Aviatrix [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons A remarkable individual, Willa B. Brown became the first African-American woman to earn a pilot’s license in the United States. Although, she didn’t stop there! Brown also became the first woman to have both a U.S. pilot’s license and an aircraft mechanic’s Read more…
Hello Risers and Doers, Sheesh another long break! I know, I know…I cannot keep disappearing from blogging for such long periods! However, If I didn’t, I probably wouldn’t have anything to blog about! Lol, I promise I am going to get caught up on where I am. But first, back Read more…
Hello Risers “by any means necessary,” First let me begin by giving you all my sincerest apology! I am truly sorry for starting this blog and disappearing for over a year. However, the reason why I have been absent is very important and I promise to tell you all about Read more…
Hello Risers & Soloers, When a student pilot “solos,” it is a huge milestone and confidence booster. The first solo usually consist of taking off, a short flight – usually staying in the traffic pattern, and landing, all by yourself. It is often a very scary situation as you are Read more…
A Fearless Aviatrix Even though her wings were not easily achieved, Bessie Coleman became the World’s first civilian licensed African-American pilot who also happened to be a woman! Bessie Coleman faced many obstacles such as her race and her gender. She was warned not to pursue her goal of becoming Read more…