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People

The aviators, scientists, engineers and astronauts who have shaped the story of air and space flight

Discover Air & Space articles about the people who have shaped the history of flight – and those who will shape its future.
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Even with careful area ruling, Whitcomb

The Man Who Could See Air

Richard Whitcomb changed the shape of wings to come.
July 2002 | By Peter Garrison

Commentary: Is Fatigue Fatal?

An accident blamed on the catch-all "pilot error" could have a single preventable cause.
July 2002 | By Stephan Wilkinson

The Goodbye Guys

Seeing off the astronauts is one of NASA's most prestigious jobs, and one of the most demanding.
July 2002 | By Beth Dickey

My First Time

Aerospace celebrities talk about the flights that changed their lives.
July 2002 | By Phil Scott

Probable Cause

It took 28 seconds for USAir Flight 427 to plummet from the sky. It took the National Transportation Safety Board five years to figure out why.
July 2002 | By Bill Adair

Further into the shuttle flight, Thomas Jones and Tammy Jernigan could almost laugh about their predicament.

Above & Beyond: No Way Out

July 2002 | By Thomas D. Jones

Space Shuttle Diaries

Exhilaration, fear, surprise, and fun: spaceflight, according to the astronauts.
May 2002 | By The Editors of Air&Space Magazine

Commentary: Astronauts to Asteroids

We've done the moon. Mars is too far. There's a better destination in our own back yard.
May 2002 | By Thomas D. Jones

Arthur Tomassetti is go for Mission X in the X-35B.

Above & Beyond: Mission X

May 2002 | By Major Arthur Tomassetti

Moments & Milestones: Low and Dark

March 2002 | By Stuart Nixon

Air Combat U

At the USAF Fighter Weapons School in 1957, the instructors were mean, but the aircraft were meaner.
January 2002 | By Robert A. Hanson

Above & Beyond: Pushback: Newark Airport, 8:45 a.m.

What 9/11 looked like from one airliner’s cockpit.
January 2002 | By Anonymous

Moments & Milestones: Finding the Wright Spot

January 2002 | By Stuart Nixon

The Mirror Makers

The fight is on for the chance to build the world's most advanced space telescope.
November 2001 | By Ben Iannotta

Restoration: Unearthing a Diamond

The Diamond is the only one of its kind ever built.
November 2001 | By Becki Bell

Stupid Plane Tricks

Breathes there the pilot with soul so dead who never to himself hath said, "I bet I can fly under that bridge"?
November 2001 | By Phil Scott

The Avengers

They torpedoed enemy ships during World War II. Now they fight fire.
November 2001 | By Marshall Lumsden

In the Museum: Smokers Welcome

November 2001 | By Diane Tedeschi

Above & Beyond: Relief Flight

November 2001 | By Tom Pinardo, as told to Vincent Czaplyski

The Reunion

A fighter pilot, his escort, and one hell of a coincidence.
September 2001 | By John Fleischman


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