Paul Dye, a veteran aircraft builder and Editor at Large for our sister publication, KITPLANES, recently published a book on his long career as a NASA senior flight director. Dye was featured on the CBS This Morning: Saturday in this interview and profile. His NASA career spanned the entire Space Shuttle program and much of the International Space Station. He is the longest serving flight director in NASA history as detailed in his book, “Shuttle, Houston: My Life in the Center Seat of Mission Control.” Dye will be at AirVenture and available to sign a limited number of books.
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It was so good to look into Paul Dye’s hangar, and hear his interview. I whole heartedly agree that the Space Shuttle program was cut off too soon. I’ll be contributing to his space tourism fund soon by buying his book. I hope to get it signed at the next Reno Air Races.
Is Paul Dye related to aviation architect Mercer Dye?
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