Piloting the Wave of the Future
From the Cover Story sectionAutonomous technology is turning science fiction into reality
Autonomous technology is turning science fiction into reality
Experts agree safety is the top priority
A student-faculty team traveled to Kosovo to study micrometeorology
Faculty and regulators work together to make air taxis possible
Betz brothers participate in history-making decade at Embry-Riddle
Alumni team contributes to historic Boeing Starliner capsule landing
Unmanned aircraft systems are helping researchers track the changing coastal environment
Students design autonomous robot to harvest microplastics from sand
David Rogers (’89) never imagined his career path would lead to blockchain technology
Former Air Force aviator sets world record for completing the longest solo, nonstop, unsupported ocean row across the Pacific from North America
'As I grew up, many things changed, but my captivation with and love of air and space flight never did.'
Quadcopters have opened up a range of new uses for remote flying aircraft
As we become synonymous with all things autonomous, we're inspired by a spirit of service
Eagle Accepts Prestigious International Aerospace Award
Embry-Riddle’s Research Park is now home to the Eagle Flight Research Center
Lift is looking for talented writers; plus, letters from alumni and friends
Board of Trustees Launches Scholarship Endowment Matching Challenge
FedEx, Spirit Airlines’ scholarships encourage diversity in aviation
Around the globe, alumni step up to combat and contain the pandemic
Embry-Riddle establishes joint space research lab with the University of Luxembourg
Marie-Jeanne Steady Ndiaye (’13) is using hands-on learning techniques to inspire and educate young people in West Africa
Capt. Kurtis Ludwig (’94) recognized for service to students and industry
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