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Alaska Airlines empowers students in the Pacific Northwest: Flying dozens to college toursĀ 

Alaska Air

In partnership with local organizations, we flew more than 60 BIPOC high school juniors from Seattle and Portland to tour historically Black colleges and universities across the U.S. The post Alaska Airlines empowers students in the Pacific Northwest: Flying dozens to college tours appeared first on Alaska Airlines News.

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CAU flies to a greener future with unleaded aviation fuel

AOPA

California Aeronautical University (CAU) is propelling forward with exciting new developments that aim to reshape the landscape of environmentally friendly aviation and education.

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Aviation shop rat

Air Facts

Aviation shop rat Air Facts Journal I have been a Private pilot for many years, flying on and off as time and money allowed. As I approached retiring from the company where I had worked for 25 years, I knew that I was going to buy a plane to use in my new venture and fly a lot more. I had narrowed the choice down to a Cirrus SR22 which was against the advice of the flight school I was using.

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Ask a CFI: Can a pilot fly through a MOA?

Flight Training Central

If operating under visual flight rules (VFR), yes, a pilot may fly through a military operations area (MOA) without receiving a clearance or communicating with ATC; however, it’s important to understand the risks and activities present within an active MOA. If operating under instrument flight rules (IFR), you likely will be routed around an active MOA, but not necessarily.

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Mixed Messages: A Catch-Up Post

Fear of Landing

I am home! I had an amazing time in Iceland. Sadly, the aviation museum in Akureyri was only open on Saturday afternoons and I couldn’t make it work. When I took this photograph at Akureyri Airport, it was -17ĀŗC with a feels-like of -22ĀŗC, so somewhere around 0Ā°F. My time there was amazing, if a bit cold, and I was wonderfully productive during the residency.

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Exploring ForeFlight subscription plans

AOPA

ForeFlight offers three subscription plans tailored to different pilot needs: Performance Plus, Pro Plus, and Basic Plus. Each plan comes with unique features and benefits designed to enhance flight planning, navigation, and safety.

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flyExclusive partners with Bluetail to level up companyā€™s digital aircraft record ecosystem

Professional Pilot

PRESS RELEASE SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. Bluetail, the leading modern aircraft records platform, announced today that it has officially onboarded flyExclusive , a premier owner/operator of private jet experiences with one of the largest fleets in the United States. flyExclusiveā€™s fleet of approximately 100 aircraft are part of the major operatorā€™s continued commitment to growth.

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Japan Coast Guard adds three H225s

Professional Pilot

PRESS RELEASE Tokyo. Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has placed an additional order for three H225 helicopters, taking its total H225 fleet up to 18. The largest Super Puma operator in Japan received three H225s in December 2023 and one in February 2024 for its growing fleet. The new helicopters will support territorial coastal activities, maritime law enforcement, as well as disaster relief missions in the country.

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How flying can go wrong during pilot Incapacitation in flight

Ask Captain Lim

A British Airways Boeing 777-200ER Photo credit: Mark Harkin ( [link] ) How flying can go wrong during pilot incapacitation in flight Pilot incapacitation refers to a situation where an operating pilot becomes unable to perform his duties due to sudden medical issues occurring during flight. One critical scenario is during low visibility operations, particularly when a plane on auto-land, approaching a decision height close to the runway.

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Daher increases the production capacity for its Kodiak multi-role aircraft at the companyā€™s Sandpoint, Idaho industrial site

Professional Pilot

PRESS RELEASE Lakeland, Florida. Daherā€™s Aircraft Division today announced the startup of increased production capacity for its Kodiak 100 and Kodiak 900 multi-role utility aircraft at the companyā€™s manufacturing and final assembly facility in Sandpoint, Idaho. This Kodiak production evolution was detailed by Nicolas Chabbert, Senior Vice President of Daherā€™s Aircraft Division, during the companyā€™s show-opening press conference at the SUN ā€™n FUN Aerospace Expo in Lakeland, Florida.

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Captain's Authority, A New Era, It's Not What You May Have Always Believed

Airspeed Junkie

The New Era of Captains Authority This article is meant to take a deep dive into the concept of Captains authority. It could be well argued with great emotion that captainā€™s authority on the flight deck has greatly decreased. If you fly the line long enough you have no doubt heard countless takes on various views of the loss of input. Taking the emotion out of the topic is the key to an effective discussion between upper management and airline pilots.

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