The Charles A. Lindbergh Lecture highlights some of aviation’s greatest legends, providing them with the opportunity to share their personal experiences and perspectives with the public first-hand. This program is made possible by the generous support of Pratt & Whitney.
Hear a first-hand account from World War II Triple Ace Col. Clarence E. “Bud” Anderson.
Join us for this special lecture, as Reeve Lindbergh honors her incredible mother and father, both of whom had a lasting impact on aviation.
Join Congressman Sam Johnson, a decorated war hero and distinguished statesman, as he defines true patriotism, shares stories from his 29-year Air Force career, and discusses the importance of aviation in modern defense.
Norman R. Augustine is national leader in management, science and technology and a celebrated author and speaker.
How did John Glenn get “the right stuff?”
Admiral Edward L. “Whitey” Feightner is a nine-victory WWII ace who flew F4F Wildcats and F6F Hellcats.
Maj. Gen. Joe Engle is a highly decorated pilot with a multitude of experiences in air and space. He has logged more than 14,700 hours in the air piloting more than 185 different types of aircraft, and has logged over 225 hours in space.
Herb Kelleher is among the most influential CEOs of our time. His dynamic leadership style and personal philosophy -- "Be humble; work harder than anyone else; serve your people" -- made Southwest Airlines into one of the most admired companies in the world.