More On Pilots

Warrant officers are not going to become the quick-fix solution to ending the Air Force's pilot shortage crisis.

What if the next great military pilot has yet to step into an airplane?

Retired Gen. James Thurman recently told Army aviation officials they've got to "quit apologizing" to the Pentagon.

The head of the Army aviation said that the service is six years away from reversing its shortage of pilots for the AH-64.

experts are wrestling with how the Army will convince aviators to trust machines to help them make life-or-death decisions.

The Aviator Technical Track is seeking active-duty mobility pilots in hopes of keeping airmen in cockpits longer.

Cobham, whose breathing sensor system has been helping monitor Navy pilots, has a contract to develop a new system.

The Air Force has ruled out pilots' mistaking symptoms in hypoxia incidents.

The Marine Corps will offer pilots up to $210K to stay on for another six years as the military fights to keep its aviators.