Private to Professional Pilot: Backing Up Visual Approaches
Even if automated, having extra backups can guide pilots through critical phases of flight, especially during various approach conditions.
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New Details Emerge About Rogue Alaska Pilot
More details have emerged regarding the off-duty Alaska pilot who attempted to shut off an aircraft while it was airborne.
Private to Professional Pilot: Recurrent Training
Building high-level recurrent training into your schedule will ensure smoother flying and safer travels for you and those around you.
FedEx Jet Goes Off Runway in Chattanooga
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reports it will be on scene Thursday to begin the investigation of what happened to the jet.
A Synopsis: The Floodgates Open on U.S.-Mexico Air Service
Several Mexican carriers have started adding or resuming service to U.S. destinations since the country’s air safety rating was recently changed.
Private to Professional: Boosting General Aviation Safety Using Higher Standards
Any discussion of aviation, in the U.S. and everywhere, eventually comes to the question of safety. The U.S. airline industry is among one of the safest.
Federal Aviation Administration Restores Malaysia’s Category 1 Air Safety Rating
After three years the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has restored Malaysia’s Category 1 Air Safety rating. This comes after in 2019 the FAA had dropped Malaysia’s rating to a Category 2 . The decision allows any Malaysian airline to restart service to the United States. Prior to the pandemic, AirAsia was regularly flying to Hawaii […]
