Airlines True Airspeed Weather 
Pilot's Life Blog
JULY 25, 2024
Before you become a commercial pilot, it’s important to know how to obtain a good weather briefing. Flying in appropriate weather helps make your flight enjoyable and keeps your passengers safe. It includes weather trends. Many pilots reference the weather briefings in their PIREPs.
Air Facts
SEPTEMBER 16, 2024
It was interesting and a lot of fun for a lot of reasons, with most of them having to do with not flying a jet and not being restricted by ATC and all the regulatory stuff that makes an airline pilot feel like he’s roped and tied. That’s why so many airline pilots are private pilots too and own airplanes.
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Professional Pilot
MAY 13, 2024
Transatlantic routes While safety is still the primary concern for pilots, today’s challenges are not so much the vastness and weather on this ocean, but traffic density and regulatory compliance. There are 2 main factors that influence the north Atlantic route structure – weather and traffic demand. The second factor is traffic flow.
Professional Pilot
MAY 13, 2024
Transatlantic routes While safety is still the primary concern for pilots, today’s challenges are not so much the vastness and weather on this ocean, but traffic density and regulatory compliance. There are 2 main factors that influence the north Atlantic route structure – weather and traffic demand. The second factor is traffic flow.
Pilot's Life Blog
APRIL 9, 2024
Aircraft contain all kinds of wonderous indicators and instruments to measure velocity, altitude, weather conditions, etc. However, the single most important aircraft instrument is probably the airspeed indicator. True airspeed (TAS) is the difference between the indicated airspeed and actual speed.
Professional Pilot
MAY 13, 2024
The most deleterious effects happened to commercial airlines as countries closed their borders to halt the spread of the virus. Airlines scrapped most of their schedules as they sought to preserve cash. Revenge travel perhaps explains why credit card debt is at an all-time high for the middle-class, and yet airline seats are full.
Professional Pilot
MAY 13, 2024
The most deleterious effects happened to commercial airlines as countries closed their borders to halt the spread of the virus. Airlines scrapped most of their schedules as they sought to preserve cash. Revenge travel perhaps explains why credit card debt is at an all-time high for the middle-class, and yet airline seats are full.
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