Female pilots and the de Havilland Moth, 1925

The Havilland Moth, a renowned light aeroplane, revolutionized aviation by making it accessible to ordinary citizens. It enabled the rise of weekend pilots and flying clubs, which in turn promoted an air-faring outlook crucial for nations in the 20th century.

Discuss the impact of the De Havilland Moth on the study of the sky.

What does the term 'air faring outlook' refer to in the context of the text?