Airborne
Asia’s aviation industry is experiencing rapid growth, and Embry-Riddle is in the thick of it
Fall 2018 Features
40 Years of Ascent
The Prescott Campus celebrates its past while growing toward the future
Prescott Turns 40
Explore the Prescott Campus's rich history in our interactive 3D timeline
Eyes on the Sky
How a kid from Long Island became the NTSB’s first African-American managing director
Tinkering with the Master Control System
Laura Tyler Perryman engineers pain and disease management technology for human good
Direct Connections
Capt. Nikki Yogi’s ACE program pairs Air Force ROTC Det. 157 cadets with alumni for mentorship opportunities and an in-depth look at active duty life
Also in This Issue
Double the Impact
Prescott Campus alumnus vows to match gifts to Doryland Aerospace Engineering Endowment
Fulfilling Pilot Demand in Asia
International partnership provides flight training to Asia Campus students
JFK Is ‘Forever an Eagle’
President John F. Kennedy learned to fly at an Embry-Riddle seaplane base in 1944
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