Another One Bites The Dust: LOCKOUT’s John Nance On Aircraft Accidents

By John J. Nance | January 23, 2017

Every now and then it seems like all you hear about are private aircraft accidents. To a certain extent, that’s due to a herd mentality among media–one crash begets heightened attention and quick reporting of the next one if close in time. But it’s also true that fate occasionally allows a cluster of accidents. In […]

Why THE BUNDY SECRETS?

By Kevin Sullivan | January 20, 2017

THE BUNDY SECRETS: Hidden Files Of America’s Worst Serial Killer, is a book that every person interested in Ted Bundy should have, and here’s why: When I was researching and writing my biography of Ted Bundy, The Bundy Murders: A Comprehensive History, my primary sources were interviews I conducted with those involved with the case, […]

Les Abend: Can An Airline Pilot Really Be Creative?

By Ashley Butler | January 8, 2017

Let’s be honest. Airline pilot is not a profession that screams creativity. We’re perceived more as left-brain people. And quite frankly, our passengers want a left-brain person at the pointy end of the airplane. Passengers want their airline pilots to all be Chesley Sullenberger’s. I understand. Pilots themselves want their fellow crewmember to be left-brain […]