‘Where do you want to go?’ asks the pilot as we walk to the plane. ‘Oh, erm… could we go to Oxford and back?’ I ask. ‘Yeah, no problem,’ comes the reply. This is no ordinary flight. For starters, it ...
A new programme of flying lessons for people with disabilities is "life-changing", say student pilots. Lydd Airport's training centre and charity Aerobility launched the lessons in Kent on Thursday.
Yonas Kebede was abandoned by his father in the UK in 2004. He says he chose not to study to be a pilot at university because the fees are so high (Susannah Ireland) The first time Yonas Kebede took ...
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