Ladies & Aircraft
Quick Tips: Why Personal Plane Maintenance is Important Owning your own airplane is a thrilling adventure that offers freedom and flexibility in the skies. For women who take the helm of their
Exploring the Legacyof Flight
Step inside the Amelia Earhart Birthplace Museum in Atchison, Kansas — a humble house that shaped one of aviation’s most iconic pioneers, and the legacy of inspiration it carries forward.
Women In the Private Jet Industry
Female pilots still hover below 10% of the industry — but a handful of private jet companies are taking real steps toward equity. A look at who’s changing the climb for women
Get ready to spread your wings and Make a difference!
Registration opens for the “25K to Flight” virtual walk/run from the Women Rock Wings Foundation — 30 days, 25 kilometers, and a mission to empower women in aviation and aerospace careers.
2023 Women in Emerging Aviation Technology Awards
The Smithsonian Air and Space Museum hosts the 2023 Women in Emerging Aviation Technology Awards, honoring women driving innovation across drones, air taxis, and next-generation flight.
Meet the 2023 Davis McGill Grant Recipient Sashia Watson
Davis McGill Grant recipient Sashia Watson shares how studying for the ASVAB led to an unexpected career as an aviation mechanic — and a passion she never saw coming.
When Women Fly
What if the future of flight is female? Women Rock Wings creator Meagan Davis shares her journey from Brooklyn to chaplaincy to the cockpit, and the power of community.
Meet Women Rock Wings Grant Recipient-Pilot, Cynthia Morris
WRW grant recipient Cynthia Morris on growing up around airports, a father who kept her “eyes on the sky,” and the journey that turned a lifelong passion into a pilot’s license.
Playlists: “Women DoIT WELL”
Music lifts every journey — especially at altitude. The first Women Rock Wings playlist, “Women Do It Well,” gathers powerful songs from powerful women.
Women Who Rock in Aviation
For Women’s History Month, a feature celebrating the women lifting one another across the aviation community — and the rising numbers that prove it’s working.
