
Aviation Weather Was not the Cause of a Fatal Crash
In-Flight Safety » Page 14Aviation weather not the cause of accident that took place during snow and ice I admit it; I was surprised when I read the final report on the 2019 PC-12 accident

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Aviation weather not the cause of accident that took place during snow and ice I admit it; I was surprised when I read the final report on the 2019 PC-12 accident

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Check your flight plans at Teterboro Airport The first time I filed a flight plan into and out of Teterboro, NJ, I messed up the departure. I was a brand-new EMS

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Aviation airspace isn’t large enough for two aircraft at one point in time and space I love pancake breakfasts. There’s nothing like waking up early on a beautiful, clear day and

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Single pilot resource management can help all levels of pilots NTSB and witnesses don’t know the circumstances that led to the accident. Possibly, he was either in a hurry or felt

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Your flight plan now includes checking for 5G interference The next time you file a flight plan, you might want to check the new Airworthiness Directives (ADs) issued by the FAA

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Cockpit video recorders are on the list for part 135 operations Video recorders made the NTSB’s Most Wanted List. This is a big deal. The NTSB wants video recorders on all

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Flight plan with noise reduction in mind My neighbor recently bought the most obnoxiously loud 4-wheel ATV, and he’s not afraid to use it. He is not a good neighbor. It

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Aviation airspace is looking toward the future of vertical takeoff and landing vehicles Vertical takeoff and Landing (VTOL) vehicles (manned and unmanned) will soon be a big part of our aviation

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Pilot training introduces pilots to preflight checks The preflight inspection is one of my hot buttons during pilot training for a new airplane. Unfortunately, it seems like it’s always an afterthought.

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Realistic pilot training for smoke and fire is critical Every time I go to pilot training, I cheat. The instructor inevitably asks me if I want to don my oxygen mask

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Aviation weather not the cause of accident that took place during snow and ice I admit it; I was surprised when I read the final report on the 2019 PC-12 accident

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Check your flight plans at Teterboro Airport The first time I filed a flight plan into and out of Teterboro, NJ, I messed up the departure. I was a brand-new EMS

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Aviation airspace isn’t large enough for two aircraft at one point in time and space I love pancake breakfasts. There’s nothing like waking up early on a beautiful, clear day and

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Single pilot resource management can help all levels of pilots NTSB and witnesses don’t know the circumstances that led to the accident. Possibly, he was either in a hurry or felt

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Your flight plan now includes checking for 5G interference The next time you file a flight plan, you might want to check the new Airworthiness Directives (ADs) issued by the FAA

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Cockpit video recorders are on the list for part 135 operations Video recorders made the NTSB’s Most Wanted List. This is a big deal. The NTSB wants video recorders on all

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Flight plan with noise reduction in mind My neighbor recently bought the most obnoxiously loud 4-wheel ATV, and he’s not afraid to use it. He is not a good neighbor. It

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Aviation airspace is looking toward the future of vertical takeoff and landing vehicles Vertical takeoff and Landing (VTOL) vehicles (manned and unmanned) will soon be a big part of our aviation

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Pilot training introduces pilots to preflight checks The preflight inspection is one of my hot buttons during pilot training for a new airplane. Unfortunately, it seems like it’s always an afterthought.

In-Flight Safety » Page 14Realistic pilot training for smoke and fire is critical Every time I go to pilot training, I cheat. The instructor inevitably asks me if I want to don my oxygen mask