US Pilot Mo Khan has been contemplating for so long about his experiences of witnessing the youth from all parts of our globe marching on streets and near government halls to demand for active leadership in combating the Earth’s most serious threat: Climate Change. In this Weekly Address, the Pilot achieves to raise the awareness on climate change and why the planet’s inhabitants must be actively involved to reverse the negative effects of global warming and other environmental issues.

The Pilot also discusses how such changes can influence the way of life, and most importantly, human soaring experience in the skies. He seeks to introduce an agenda full of sound recommendations and ideas on how to tackle this crisis, as it requires a collective effort to achieve the understanding and limitations of this ongoing challenge. In the meantime, the Pilot concludes with a brief message to honor the legacy of US President Ronald Reagan, who served as the 40th President of the United States from 1981 to 1989, and takeaways the people can take away from his lifetime, from active leadership to life lessons. President Reagan’s legacy outlives in the American anecdote for many more generations to come, and US Pilot Khan shines a light to that idea for the week.