Gulf of Mexico GPS Flying: Check Your Q-Route
Archives for » Page 22Safely Navigating the Gulf of Mexico is Not Just for the Birds With crystal-clear waters and stunningly beautiful scenery, the Gulf of Mexico is one of the world’s top destinations for recreational and commercial marine activities. Navigating these waters with Gulf of Mexico GPS routes allow for safe and efficient travel […]
Deteriorating Aviation Weather and The Use of TAWS
Archives for » Page 22The Importance of TAWS in Deteriorating Aviation Weather As a pilot, you know how crucial it is to take every necessary precaution to ensure the safety of your passengers, crew, and flight. One significant risk that pilots face during a flight is controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) accidents, especially during deteriorating […]
Checklists and CRM Can Prevent Aircraft Accidents
Archives for » Page 22Why Checklists and CRM are Essential for Aviation Safety Have you ever had the Low Fuel light come on during a flight? It’s a situation that can be both terrifying and dangerous. While it’s something we all memorize in training, we never truly expect to face it in real life. Fortunately, […]
Helicopter Pilot Training in Minutes
Archives for » Page 22Pilot Training and Tools Add to Flight Safety FlightOS, developed by Los Angeles-based aerospace startup Skyryse, is a groundbreaking new system that can automate most actions taken by a helicopter pilot. This fly-by-wire hardware and software system is designed to increase interoperability across different aircraft and safely manage the helicopter through […]
Aviation Weather | The FAA Offers New Holdover Guidance
Archives for » Page 22Aviation Weather Approaches in Colder Weather Get ready, colder aviation weather is on the way. While it’s lovely to see the sparkling snow-covered landscape, it’s important to prioritize safety when it comes to winter flying. The FAA has issued new guidance on deicing procedures, including changes to holdover times. To ensure […]
Aviation Weather | New Avoidance Technology
Archives for » Page 22Aviation Weather Technology Sees Advancement Aviation weather avoidance technology has advanced significantly over the years, making flying much easier and safer. Gone are the days of complicated radar displays and the need for extensive training. Now, pilots have access to advanced tools like the new Garmin auto radar, which is being […]
Online Aviation Training | Enhance Your Aviation Training
Archives for » Page 22Upgrade Your Training with Online Aviation Training As a professional pilot, it’s crucial to stay at the top of your game. The aviation industry is constantly changing, with new technologies and regulations requiring pilots to stay up to date. However, finding the time for training can be a challenge. That’s where […]
Pilot Training | Fly Like You Train
Archives for » Page 22Following pilot training lessons may have avoided a close call during flight “Train like you fly and fly like you train.” By mimicking real-life scenarios in pilot training, pilots are better prepared to handle any situation they may encounter in the air. However, recently, a Cessna Citation crew failed to follow […]
Pilot Training | Robots in the Cockpit
Archives for » Page 22Pilot training for robots Prepare for the arrival of AI technology in commercial aviation sooner than you might expect. Introducing Pibot, a robotic pilot capable of mastering flight training simply by reading a standard flight manual. This groundbreaking achievement opens possibilities for Pibot to fly fighter jets and potentially even cargo […]
Aviation Airspace | 5G Restrictions for Helicopter Ops
Archives for » Page 22FAA Warns Pilots About Growing 5G Range in Aviation Airspace It’s time to address the 5G elephant in the room. While it may seem like the issue has faded away, the truth is that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is warning pilots about growing areas of 5G interference. Helicopter pilots are […]