A flight against fascism: Lauro de Bosis
October 13, 2026
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After Gillespie Magee I thought it would have made sense to share the story of another barely known flying poet
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After Gillespie Magee I thought it would have made sense to share the story of another barely known flying poet
Among the many characters remembered in aviation for heroic deeds or inventions, some are also worthy for quieter reasons. Their
In May 1927 Charles Lindberg flew solo from New York to Paris, crossing the Atlantic Ocean in what would have
As students, we become very familiar with what it means to fail: failing a test, getting stuck on a calculus exercise. What
Over the past months, EUROAVIA Napoli has actively promoted opportunities for its members to engage with both academia and industry,
No concept or idea is more tightly related to liberty than flight. The myth of Icarus describes the invention of
Today the human species is trying to explore new planets and is looking forward to new corners of the universe,
I’ve been reading on this blog for quite a while now, thinking on how could I contribute to it. I
We are inside a railway carriage halted in the woods of Compiègne, in Picardy. It is 5:00 a.m. on November
EUROAVIA’s history doesn’t stop today, it will continue to be written for years to come. While the future may be
After Gillespie Magee I thought it would have made sense to share the story of another barely known flying poet who decided to fight for
Among the many characters remembered in aviation for heroic deeds or inventions, some are also worthy for quieter reasons. Their actions may seem irrelevant at first
In May 1927 Charles Lindberg flew solo from New York to Paris, crossing the Atlantic Ocean in what would have been one of the most
As students, we become very familiar with what it means to fail: failing a test, getting stuck on a calculus exercise. What is often harder to understand
Over the past months, EUROAVIA Napoli has actively promoted opportunities for its members to engage with both academia and industry, fostering connections, expanding knowledge, and
No concept or idea is more tightly related to liberty than flight. The myth of Icarus describes the invention of flight as a way to
Today the human species is trying to explore new planets and is looking forward to new corners of the universe, less than a century ago
I’ve been reading on this blog for quite a while now, thinking on how could I contribute to it. I have to admit that so
We are inside a railway carriage halted in the woods of Compiègne, in Picardy. It is 5:00 a.m. on November 11, 1918. On one side
EUROAVIA’s history doesn’t stop today, it will continue to be written for years to come. While the future may be uncertain, we can prepare for it with hope and determination.