This document contains three papers on aviation education. "Academic Integrity in Higher Education: Is Collegiate Aviation Education at Risk?" (Jeffrey A. Johnson) discusses academic integrity and legal issues in higher education and argues that academic integrity needs to be an integral part of collegiate aviation education if students expect to compete effectively in the highly competitive field of aviation. "Aviation/Aerospace Forecast 2005: Industry and Employment Outlook" (Virginia Lee Lussier) examines the current economic status of the aviation/aerospace industry, its projected growth to the year 2005, and the prospects for various aviation-related careers (airline pilot, aircraft maintenance technician/engineer, computer scientist, engineer, and meteorologist) during the next decade. "Technology in the Aviation Meteorology Classroom: A Pilot Study" (Michael R. Witiw, Phillip Horton) reports on a comparative study that documented the effectiveness of the educational technology used in the Federal Aviation Administration's Airway Science Program. (MN)