Flying
Oshkosh…B’Gosh? This Fourth-Generation Pilot Is Carrying Special Cargo To The World’s Largest Airshow
Ashley Ringer is not just an early bird, she is a human lark. She gets up just after five, leaves the house less than an hour later and is normally the first person in the office at 6.30 a.m. As a lead engineer in GE Aviation’s Business & General Aviation (B&GA) division in Dayton, Ohio, Ringer likes to start work early. But the dawn starts were a way of life for Ringer long before she began at GE. “The wind is best at that time of the morning, so the flying is good.”
Oshkosh
North By Northwest: What It Takes To Fly A Two-Seater Plane 500 Miles To The World’s Greatest Aviation Festival
Mottier runs GE Aviation’s business and general aviation division, the unit responsible for aircraft engines and other technology for private and business planes. But he's also an accomplished pilot who has been flying for three decades.