Autonomous aircraft will change the course of pilot training…eventually I was watching 60 Minutes the other day and one of the segments was on driverless trucks. I’m not going to lie…it terrified me. Watching the
The FAA looks to clear drowns out of aviation airspace It looks like the FAA is getting a little tired of “rogue drones” wandering into the aviation airspace near airports. After several collisions and many
Lights! Camera! And if the lights are right, the only action is a successful takeoff when weather is not ideal I still remember getting the phone call late one winter night many years ago. My
Low visibility aviation weather will be easier to see through with new technology One of my favorite things to do as an airline pilot was to autoland the Airbus. It never ceased to amaze me
Aviation weather cameras may make it easier for pilots in Colorado to anticipate weather conditions I remember the exact moment that I learned about the installation of live cameras that would display the ramp and
NBAA looks to help Part 135 business aviation pilots and companies get back in the air If you’re one of the hundreds of pilots who have lost their Part 135 (or 91) Corporate or Charter
Pakistan’s recent crash has us wondering if pilot training can correct complacency and poor judgment of experienced pilots By now I figure everyone has heard about the disaster unfolding in Pakistan regarding nearly one third
Underwater egress pilot training may be a lifesaver There are two things about pilot training that terrify me. One is something I’m fairly certain I’ll never have to do – the high G centrifuge training
Girls in Aviation Day was virtual this year, but the message of introducing more young women to pilot training is still strong Women in Aviation International (WAI) is about to celebrate the 6th annual Girls
Helicopter pilot training that combines upset and advanced instrument flight is ready We don’t usually say the words “helicopter” and “aerobatics” in the same sentence, but that may be about to change. Helicopter instructor, Chuck
Autonomous aircraft will change the course of pilot training…eventually I was watching 60 Minutes the other day and one of the segments was on driverless trucks. I’m not going to lie…it terrified me. Watching the
The FAA looks to clear drowns out of aviation airspace It looks like the FAA is getting a little tired of “rogue drones” wandering into the aviation airspace near airports. After several collisions and many
Lights! Camera! And if the lights are right, the only action is a successful takeoff when weather is not ideal I still remember getting the phone call late one winter night many years ago. My
Low visibility aviation weather will be easier to see through with new technology One of my favorite things to do as an airline pilot was to autoland the Airbus. It never ceased to amaze me
Aviation weather cameras may make it easier for pilots in Colorado to anticipate weather conditions I remember the exact moment that I learned about the installation of live cameras that would display the ramp and
NBAA looks to help Part 135 business aviation pilots and companies get back in the air If you’re one of the hundreds of pilots who have lost their Part 135 (or 91) Corporate or Charter
Pakistan’s recent crash has us wondering if pilot training can correct complacency and poor judgment of experienced pilots By now I figure everyone has heard about the disaster unfolding in Pakistan regarding nearly one third
Underwater egress pilot training may be a lifesaver There are two things about pilot training that terrify me. One is something I’m fairly certain I’ll never have to do – the high G centrifuge training
Girls in Aviation Day was virtual this year, but the message of introducing more young women to pilot training is still strong Women in Aviation International (WAI) is about to celebrate the 6th annual Girls
Helicopter pilot training that combines upset and advanced instrument flight is ready We don’t usually say the words “helicopter” and “aerobatics” in the same sentence, but that may be about to change. Helicopter instructor, Chuck
