Pilots

Women were significantly more likely than men to identify the gender pay gap as a "serious problem," with 78 percent of women agreeing with it, compared with 59 percent of men.

The two aviators flew their planes in the pattern of a penis, but will be allowed to retain their wings.

Multiple pilots reported fast-moving bright lights flying alongside their aircraft.

The two pilots got into a fight because of a food tray.

Passengers on a Mother's Day Alaska Airlines flight ended up being part of its history.

The U.S. and China have military bases within miles of each other in the east African country.

Would you get on a plane that didn't have a human pilot in the cockpit?

Complex systems are prone to failure, but commercial aviation seems to be an exception.

The pilots of at least three separate aircraft encountered an unidentified flying object above southern Arizona and New Mexico last month.

The move, while mostly symbolic, is only the latest example of protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.

The male copilot slapped his female colleague during a heated argument, which resulted in both pilots leaving the cockpit unattended with 324 passengers and 14 crew members on board.

The airline is racing to staff flights by offering pilots 150 percent of their hourly pay.

A local mother was concerned about the impact of the phallic imagery on her children.

The airlines are for it, the key labor union is for it, and Canada did it.

It is the first aircraft ISIS has downed since the operation to retake Mosul began in October last year.

Over 12 percent of pilots suffer from depression and many feel unable to tell anyone out of fear for their jobs.

The joint practice at the Misawa Air Base will be the first time Japan's air force trains with a foreign force other than the United States.

At least two F-16s harassed the president's plane during the attempted military takeover.

"Pilots famously have segmented crania. It's called 'compartmentalization,'" writes Tim Hibberts, a pilot.

Iraqi pilots who have joined Islamic State in Syria are training members of the group to fly in captured fighter jets

The airlines are scrambling the jets to cover for a shortage of pilots