Have you ever thought about the importance of scheduling a pilot medical appointment with your Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) every 6 or 12 months? It might seem routine, but for many, it can be a
Treat Your Day-to-Day Health as Important as Your Pilot Medical Aviation headlines are increasingly alarming, with a concerning number of near misses making the news. The recent close call at Logan Airport is particularly troubling.
Pilots may be fudging their pilot medical details A pilot medical is the golden ticket to an amazing, lucrative, decades-long career in aviation. No wonder we protect it at all costs. But do we lie
Above the Clouds, Beyond Expectations: Air Ambulance Safety We all know air ambulance services are incredibly important, which means safety should be the top priority in these operations. From aircrew to medical personnel to patients,
Helicopter Rescue Flights in Mountains When mountains tower high and the terrain below is treacherous, helicopter rescue flights may be the only way to get people in need of help to safety. These operations require
Your pilot medical may fare worse than you know after Covid Are you one of the “lucky” ones who tested positive for Covid 19, but didn’t have any noticeable symptoms? Before you breathe a big
Before you get your COVID-19 vaccine, know how it will affect your pilot medical To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? It seems as though the whole world has an opinion on the Covid vaccine. And
What happens when the effects of Covid-19 linger for weeks or even months? The Covid-19 virus may interfere with our ability to get or renew a pilot medical, and that’s very scary news for those
Don’t gamble with your pilot medical, review the 2020 list of updated FAA approved medication It’s that time of year again – flu and common cold cases are ramping up across the country and pilots
Drones that can search for symptoms of contagions may enter aviation airspace I just love technology. I recently read an article that said drones could soon be used to screen large area crowds for symptoms
Have you ever thought about the importance of scheduling a pilot medical appointment with your Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) every 6 or 12 months? It might seem routine, but for many, it can be a
Treat Your Day-to-Day Health as Important as Your Pilot Medical Aviation headlines are increasingly alarming, with a concerning number of near misses making the news. The recent close call at Logan Airport is particularly troubling.
Pilots may be fudging their pilot medical details A pilot medical is the golden ticket to an amazing, lucrative, decades-long career in aviation. No wonder we protect it at all costs. But do we lie
Above the Clouds, Beyond Expectations: Air Ambulance Safety We all know air ambulance services are incredibly important, which means safety should be the top priority in these operations. From aircrew to medical personnel to patients,
Helicopter Rescue Flights in Mountains When mountains tower high and the terrain below is treacherous, helicopter rescue flights may be the only way to get people in need of help to safety. These operations require
Your pilot medical may fare worse than you know after Covid Are you one of the “lucky” ones who tested positive for Covid 19, but didn’t have any noticeable symptoms? Before you breathe a big
Before you get your COVID-19 vaccine, know how it will affect your pilot medical To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? It seems as though the whole world has an opinion on the Covid vaccine. And
What happens when the effects of Covid-19 linger for weeks or even months? The Covid-19 virus may interfere with our ability to get or renew a pilot medical, and that’s very scary news for those
Don’t gamble with your pilot medical, review the 2020 list of updated FAA approved medication It’s that time of year again – flu and common cold cases are ramping up across the country and pilots
Drones that can search for symptoms of contagions may enter aviation airspace I just love technology. I recently read an article that said drones could soon be used to screen large area crowds for symptoms
