Pilot training is more than reviewing what you already know Whenever I start completing my recurrent ground school I try to have a healthy attitude about the days ahead. Pilot training is never something that
Helicopter pilot training will soon give pilots the extra edge to help ensure safer flights. Pilot training used to feel like a trap when I was young and naive. The instructors would pre-program various scenarios
FAA regulations do not cover all the bases, the NTSB wants to add more recording devices to aircraft If the FAA Regulations had required that all commercial helicopters had data and image recorders onboard, then
Pilot training extensions from the FAA don’t necessarily mean certificate expiration forgiveness from the insurance company As COVID-19 continues to spread through the United States causing business to close, and people stay away from each
Pilot training so important the FAA offers free courses In 2019 the FAA made upset and full stall recovery simulator training became a requirement for US air carrier pilots. Based on experience, I am a
Pilot training doesn’t cover everything, but should the RWSL be included? The FAA’s Runway Status Lights System (RWSL) is now operational at 20 major U.S. airports and I think it should be included in pilot
Pilot training covers a lot that will keep both your flight and your pride intact A couple of weeks ago, I began to taxi toward the active runway and quickly noticed that the steering tiller
Aviation flight planning is a bit easier with Foreflight’s traffic alert option Did you know that Foreflight offers a traffic display that complements the traffic you see on your instrument panel? The Foreflight ADS-B traffic
Talking to control may not mean clearance to enter Class C airspace Previously I confessed that I answered an online quiz question about Class B airspace incorrectly. Might as well keep the ball rolling and
Don’t let Class B Airspace rules and requirements sneak up on you Well, this is embarrassing. I just took one of those quizzes on Facebook – a simple quiz about airspace and I failed. Yup.
Pilot training is more than reviewing what you already know Whenever I start completing my recurrent ground school I try to have a healthy attitude about the days ahead. Pilot training is never something that
Helicopter pilot training will soon give pilots the extra edge to help ensure safer flights. Pilot training used to feel like a trap when I was young and naive. The instructors would pre-program various scenarios
FAA regulations do not cover all the bases, the NTSB wants to add more recording devices to aircraft If the FAA Regulations had required that all commercial helicopters had data and image recorders onboard, then
Pilot training extensions from the FAA don’t necessarily mean certificate expiration forgiveness from the insurance company As COVID-19 continues to spread through the United States causing business to close, and people stay away from each
Pilot training so important the FAA offers free courses In 2019 the FAA made upset and full stall recovery simulator training became a requirement for US air carrier pilots. Based on experience, I am a
Pilot training doesn’t cover everything, but should the RWSL be included? The FAA’s Runway Status Lights System (RWSL) is now operational at 20 major U.S. airports and I think it should be included in pilot
Pilot training covers a lot that will keep both your flight and your pride intact A couple of weeks ago, I began to taxi toward the active runway and quickly noticed that the steering tiller
Aviation flight planning is a bit easier with Foreflight’s traffic alert option Did you know that Foreflight offers a traffic display that complements the traffic you see on your instrument panel? The Foreflight ADS-B traffic
Talking to control may not mean clearance to enter Class C airspace Previously I confessed that I answered an online quiz question about Class B airspace incorrectly. Might as well keep the ball rolling and
Don’t let Class B Airspace rules and requirements sneak up on you Well, this is embarrassing. I just took one of those quizzes on Facebook – a simple quiz about airspace and I failed. Yup.
