Category: Expert Analysis

Air assets played a vital role in the Iraqi hostage rescue mission conducted by U.S. and Kurdish special operations forces.

Romania, facing extreme corruption, must implement painful changes. As we have learned, corruption kills.

My travels recently took me to Washington D.C. and allowed me a brief visit at the spectacular United States Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. It was erected adjacent to the National Cemetary in celebration of the dedicated Airman of the U.S. Air Force and its heritage organizations: the Army Air Forces, the Army Air […]

Warfighters with experience in engineering, mechanics, robotics, and technology are creating adaptable technology tailored to their mission sets.

A quick search on Google yields plenty of varying methods of ranking the world’s airlines. You can easily sort airlines (at least those in the US) out by their on-time performance, complaints, baggage handling, and which magazine you’re carrying. Expand your horizons a bit to look at the worldwide airline industry, and it can be […]

If history is our guide, it wouldn’t take much to press the world past the brink and into the apocalypse of another world war.

Terrorism does not adhere to geographical boundaries and can not be considered an issue that is the problem of one, or any, country in particular.

There are three leading theories regarding the loss of Metrojet 9268 on Oct. 31, 2015: 1) a missile fired from the ground, 2) mechanical malfunction which resulted in catastrophic damage, and 3) an explosion from inside the aircraft. To recap the tragic flight, Metrojet 9268 took off from Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport headed for St. […]

The film “13 Hours” is not a documentary. It’s big-screen Hollywood drama, meant to entertain, not educate.

According to Egyptian Civil Aviation authorities, a Russian airliner crashed on the Sinai Peninsula yesterday, killing all 224 people aboard.

Being an authentic leader means first and foremost that your style reflects who you are, not what the literature on leadership says you must be.

History is littered with examples of people who have been labeled “leaders,” but what is leadership, exactly, and what makes an effective leader?