Know your aviation airspace before you enter Waaaaay back in my freshly minted private pilot days, I remember how happy I was to check off one of the requirements for earning my commercial pilot’s license.
Pilot training and women in the aviation industry were encouraged at the recent virtual WAI Pilot training isn’t the only thing that has moved online this year; aviation conferences have moved their events to the
GPS navigation is essential to aircraft and some companies will not let anything interfere with it The 5G cellular network is supposed to be all the rage these days. Phone companies are inundating us with
Flying ILS approach entirely without any forward facing windows are on the way NASA and Lockheed Martin introduce their new X plane designed to fly without a forward facing window. That’s right. WITHOUT a forward
Single pilot resource management will be a bit more manageable thanks to upgrades I remember the first time I flew a plane with autothrottles. I was a rookie pilot with UsAir and it was pure
Your aircraft performance is best when limits and calculations are followed There are few things in life more satisfying than reaching rotation speed, gently pulling back on the yoke, and letting your aircraft effortlessly fly
Part 135 operators have the opportunity to receive human traffic awareness training The Blue Lightning Initiative (BLI) was created by the Department of Homeland Security and other government agencies to raise awareness about human trafficking.
Pilots can benefit from Crew Resource Management during checklist procedures How many times have you done a simple walk around? Just a routine preflight, starting here and ending there. A hundred times? A thousand? And
The FAA moves closer to integrating drones into aviation airspace The drones are coming. The FAA’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Pilot Program (IPP) is a wrap. The 3 year initiative was designed to test and
When experiencing a dual engine failure in flight, pilot training and communication helped these pilots stay calm In my 30 years of flying professionally, I’ve lived through a handful of engine failures, but only one
Know your aviation airspace before you enter Waaaaay back in my freshly minted private pilot days, I remember how happy I was to check off one of the requirements for earning my commercial pilot’s license.
Pilot training and women in the aviation industry were encouraged at the recent virtual WAI Pilot training isn’t the only thing that has moved online this year; aviation conferences have moved their events to the
GPS navigation is essential to aircraft and some companies will not let anything interfere with it The 5G cellular network is supposed to be all the rage these days. Phone companies are inundating us with
Flying ILS approach entirely without any forward facing windows are on the way NASA and Lockheed Martin introduce their new X plane designed to fly without a forward facing window. That’s right. WITHOUT a forward
Single pilot resource management will be a bit more manageable thanks to upgrades I remember the first time I flew a plane with autothrottles. I was a rookie pilot with UsAir and it was pure
Your aircraft performance is best when limits and calculations are followed There are few things in life more satisfying than reaching rotation speed, gently pulling back on the yoke, and letting your aircraft effortlessly fly
Part 135 operators have the opportunity to receive human traffic awareness training The Blue Lightning Initiative (BLI) was created by the Department of Homeland Security and other government agencies to raise awareness about human trafficking.
Pilots can benefit from Crew Resource Management during checklist procedures How many times have you done a simple walk around? Just a routine preflight, starting here and ending there. A hundred times? A thousand? And
The FAA moves closer to integrating drones into aviation airspace The drones are coming. The FAA’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Pilot Program (IPP) is a wrap. The 3 year initiative was designed to test and
When experiencing a dual engine failure in flight, pilot training and communication helped these pilots stay calm In my 30 years of flying professionally, I’ve lived through a handful of engine failures, but only one
