For some Bell operators, aviation weather events just got a little clearer. Helicopter safety has been top of mind for both pilots and the organizations that fly them recently, and for good reason. High profile
Aviation Training for Maintenance Workers Gets a Financial Boost from the FAA The need for qualified aviation mechanics is off the charts these days – simple annual inspections are hard to schedule and specialized work
In addition to pilot training, runway overrun accidents may decrease after the creation of an overrun awareness alert system It’s almost embarrassing that a system needed to be developed to help pilots avoid runway overruns….Shouldn’t
EFB programs make GPS navigation easier and faster unless the program is the victim of a cyber attack Ransomware attacks are becoming almost routine these days, but the hackers are suddenly upping their game and
Another EFB app is about to make your flight planning, and flying, easier and safer Aviation flight planning is getting easier and easier these days. Appareo has just released its new Stratus Insight EFB App
FAA regulations take leasing rules seriously – pilots may want to brush up on these rules The FAA issued an informational letter reminding all pilots that the regulations for operational control MUST be followed when
Should pilot training discuss the dangers of showing off? The NTSB has released the factual report on the crash of former Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Halladay. He was flying his Icon A5 light sport
Pilot training may go further than relying on technology when in the thick of an emergency California Congressman Brad Sherman has introduced legislation to mandate Terrain Awareness and Warning Systems (TAWS) on all helicopters following
FAA releases more guidance to help slow the spread of Covid-19 The FAA has issued more guidelines to keep us all safe amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. An updated Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) provides the
Pilot training that focuses on flying the aircraft instead of relying on automation could save lives When I was a young mom, we had a saying in my house that might sound a bit odd
For some Bell operators, aviation weather events just got a little clearer. Helicopter safety has been top of mind for both pilots and the organizations that fly them recently, and for good reason. High profile
Aviation Training for Maintenance Workers Gets a Financial Boost from the FAA The need for qualified aviation mechanics is off the charts these days – simple annual inspections are hard to schedule and specialized work
In addition to pilot training, runway overrun accidents may decrease after the creation of an overrun awareness alert system It’s almost embarrassing that a system needed to be developed to help pilots avoid runway overruns….Shouldn’t
EFB programs make GPS navigation easier and faster unless the program is the victim of a cyber attack Ransomware attacks are becoming almost routine these days, but the hackers are suddenly upping their game and
Another EFB app is about to make your flight planning, and flying, easier and safer Aviation flight planning is getting easier and easier these days. Appareo has just released its new Stratus Insight EFB App
FAA regulations take leasing rules seriously – pilots may want to brush up on these rules The FAA issued an informational letter reminding all pilots that the regulations for operational control MUST be followed when
Should pilot training discuss the dangers of showing off? The NTSB has released the factual report on the crash of former Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Halladay. He was flying his Icon A5 light sport
Pilot training may go further than relying on technology when in the thick of an emergency California Congressman Brad Sherman has introduced legislation to mandate Terrain Awareness and Warning Systems (TAWS) on all helicopters following
FAA releases more guidance to help slow the spread of Covid-19 The FAA has issued more guidelines to keep us all safe amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. An updated Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) provides the
Pilot training that focuses on flying the aircraft instead of relying on automation could save lives When I was a young mom, we had a saying in my house that might sound a bit odd
