A Podcast about Achieving Your Aviation Career Goals

Targeted to private aircraft owners and presents features on new products and evaluations, consumerism and book reviews. Focuses on the purchase of aircraft and evaluates products like aircraft, avionics, accessories, and equipment.

Aviation Consumer covers aviation related topics and news. News-Only Outlets allow our system to include metadata with your news coverage. These outlets contain no pitching or contact information. Leverage News-Only Outlets to search for news items and filter by outlet on monitoring coverage that isn't traditionally pitchable but holds earned media value.

Aviation Week magazine, for aviation and aerospace professionals, has regular coverage of industry business, employment trends, new products and applications, news about people, a weekly Recruitment advertising section and has biannual Careers supplements. It covers three major sectors: military, commercial and space. Aviation Week does not accept byline articles.

Aviation Digest is a monthly trade magazine covering aircraft, avionics, aviation events, and other information of interest to aviation industry professionals.

Aviation for Girls magazine will be published annually and is targeted for girls ages 8-18. The 36-page issue, plus 8-pages of fun hands-on activities, features an array of project ideas, aviation book recommendations, and unique aviation stories that are great for both young readers as well as classroom, club, and school organization education efforts. In addition, experienced female aviators will offer insight and advice as positive role models to inspire girls to pursue their dreams. Stories from young women around the world also encourages the AFG reader to think about the importance of STEM studies as it relates to her future.

Written for women in all facets of the aviation industry and is the official publication of Women in Aviation, International. Provides women in the aviation community with authoritative information about the accomplishments, opportunities and challenges for women in the aviation industry. Features articles on current as well as historical women in aviation. Women featured in the magazine include air traffic controllers, teachers, astronauts, engineers, flight attendants, aircraft interior designers, aviation executives, small business owners, caterers, mechanics, technicians and pilots. Includes information and opportunities on careers and professional development while offering highlights of current lifestyles and updates on industry news. Also, includes two pages of new products in each issue.

Takes a pictorial and feature look at aviation history focusing on pilots, planes and events. Chronicles progress in aviation from the earliest attempts to the advent of the space age, and provides reviews of books, flight simulations and DVDs covering aviation history.

The Aviation Insurance Association is committed to enhancing the aviation insurance industry worldwide and the professional lives of those who work in it through a variety of programs and services. These programs include, but are not limited to: Educational conferences, seminars and courses designed to improved the skills and knowledge of industry professionals. Forums for the responsible discussion, examination and exchange of ideas on issues facing all participants in the aviation insurance business, including purchases, providers and the flying public. News and informational material published both to AIA members and non-members. A certification program for aviation insurance professionals that is aimed at increasing their knowledge, while demonstrating their ongoing interest in and commitment to raising the professional standards of the industry. Advocacy of programs and strategies that promote aviation safety. Additionally, the Association maintains an ongoing commitment to create new economically feasible and financially responsible programs and services that will serve the ever-changing professional needs of the Association's individual members and organizations.

Established in 1972 to serve the worldwide turbine aircraft user market of corporate flight departments, charter/air taxi operations, commuter/regional airlines, major airlines, special operations, government organizations and others allied to the field. Reports on corporate aviation, rotary wing aviation and regional airlines. Regular topics include avionics, engines, new equipment, services and profiles of industry leaders. AIN accepts byline articles. Send everything to Nigel Moll.