This month marks the twentieth anniversary of the attacks of September 11, 2001. This date is indelibly etched into the memories of those old enough to remember and is a piece of history taught to today’s young students. This issue is dedicated to all who perished as a result of those horrible acts on that day in U.S. history. As a further tribute, we have also chosen to publish their names so that we may never forget. The FEATURE provides a brief glimpse into the life of Captain Jason Dahl who piloted United Airlines Flight 93 that crashed into a field in Pennsylvania that day. But the story is more about the inspiring legacy of Capt. Dahl. Enjoy the read and the reflection it will likely elicit. You may never look at a daffodil again the same way. The ups and downs of our industry are legendary and we find ourselves in yet another, albeit unexpected. boon. In PERSPECTIVES by Paul Wickstrom, we are offered some sage advice about making moves from carrier to carrier.
