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Flying My First ERJ-175 With Republic Airways (Delta Connection)

Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure

Welcome to my trip report on my first ERJ-175 ride! This ERJ-175 is operated by Republic Airways on behalf of Delta Connection (Photo: Philipp Schutz) Introduction Thanks to the airline for notifiying me about the change of schedule, I was able to select the extra stop-over (JFK-BOS) for no extra charges. Another reason why I decided to go with this extra stop is to meet a friend at BOS airport as I had about 6-7 hours layover.

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Debunking Myths and Misconceptions About Private Jets

Latatuide 33 Aviation

Whether you’re taking a luxurious vacation in the Bahamas or flying to an important business trip, you need to know your chosen mode of travel will get you to your destination and provide the high level of service you deserve. The question is, do you buy an online first-class ticket on a commercial airliner or charter a private flight for you and your traveling companions?

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How Leadership Can Light the Way to Growth in Private Aviation

Tradewind

The biggest problem facing leadership in private aviation is becoming even bigger. Growth, that is, and the demands that go with scaling a small flight operation to the next level before it has reached cruising altitude on the previous one. When Tradewind Aviation launched in 2001, our goal was self-sufficiency, and many other aviation operators of our size have the same goal.

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Fuel Calc$

Gary's Flight Journal

I had to take on fuel today to replenish what I burned coming home from Charleston SC. I gave some thought to making the 35 minute flight to KMFV Accomack Airport for $6.03 a gallon fuel. My cheap gene said do the calculations, is it really worth the flight to and from. My total fuel when leaving Charleston was 52 gallons. When I landed I had 14 gallons remaining on 3 Tango Charlie.

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United Airlines Pilots Ratify New Contract That Includes $10B in Increased Value

Pilot Job Central

United Airlines Pilots, represented by the Air Line Pilots Association, have voted overwhelmingly to approve a new contract. Big Picture Pilots at United Airlines have approved a new four-year contract. They have joined pilots at American Airlines and Delta Air Lines, who both approved new contracts earlier in 2023. Pilots can use increased leverage from the pilot shortage to make significant gains in compensation, working conditions, and job stability.

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Do Private Jets Have Flight Attendants? 

Latatuide 33 Aviation

Flight attendants are a staple of air travel. When chartering a private jet, knowing if your aircraft comes with flight attendants can ensure you are getting the flight experience you want. The availability of flight attendants on a private jet will depend on the company you charter the aircraft. At Latitude 33 Aviation, you can request flight attendants for your chartered jet on any aircraft except for our light jet options.

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Tokyo Haneda’s Excel Hotel: An Excellent Place For Planespotting

Airline Reporter

Here at AirlineReporter we write a ton about aircraft. We write a lot about airports. We’ve dabbled in train reporting. We don’t usually publish stories about hotels. But for the right type of place, we’ll make an exception (HotelReporter?!). During a trip to Tokyo we spent a night at one of the world’s best hotels for planespotting, the Excel Hotel at Haneda Airport.

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Get To The Chopper! My First Time Spotting From A Helicopter.

NYC Aviation

Everyone has a bucket list. You know, those items that you really want to achieve before departing this mortal earth. Some, you know you will probably never achieve. Others, you know will be achievable with a little bit of work. For me, I know I will likely never be able to say I was in an aircraft that was catapulted off or landed on an aircraft carrier.

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Tips for First-Time Flyers on a Private Jet

Latatuide 33 Aviation

When you want an excellent flying experience, you might instinctively buy a first-class ticket with a commercial airline. You may be surprised to learn that conventional first-class travel has declined in recent years. Conversely, flying private has never been more popular — in 2022 alone, the number of private flights increased by 11% compared to the previous year.

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Paris 2023 Rugby World Cup: Business Aviation Planning Guide

Universal Weather

The 2023 Rugby World Cup starts on September 8th in Paris and will continue at various venues in France through the October 28th Final in Paris. The event is highly attended and a major draw for business aviation operators. Previous World Cups such as the 2019 event in Japan and the 2015 event in England drew 1.7 million and 2.47 million fans respectively.

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Return to Cherry Ridge

Photographic Logbook

End of an Era One of our favorite fly-in breakfast destinations has long been the Cherry Ridge Airport Restaurant on site at the Cherry Ridge Airport (N30) in Honesdale, PA. Like other airport diner owners, Marty and Vicky at Cherry Ridge were under pressure to balance hiring and financial challenges with the increased cost of food and changes in patron behavior post-pandemic.

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Charting Your Course: Complete Guide to Airline Pilot Cadet Programs

Pilot Job Central

Unlock your pilot career with airline pilot cadet programs. Whether you are aspiring pilot looking to kickstart your aviation career or a recent flight school graduate, modern airline pilot cadet programs can be a fit for your pilot career goals. In this guide, we will dig into the world of airline pilot cadet programs, providing you with valuabe insights and essential information to navigate your course towards a successful aviation journey.

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I need to declare an emergency.

NAFI

NAFI NOTAMs #47 I need to declare an emergency ~Guest Blogger Ernst Gebhardt I wish Private Pilot training would include (in the first five hours) specifically saying the words “I need to declare an emergency.” Simply say it to the instructor. Maybe use the push to talk button when the radios are off. There are so many crash investigations that come with a comment that the pilot should have asked for all the help available by “declaring an emergency.

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Tailwheel Training

Inspire

In a recent column for EAA Sport Aviation, contributor Steve Krog discusses the importance of receiving proper and adequate tailwheel training. The post Tailwheel Training first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Fly Stress-Free with Kids: The Best Airline for Family Travel

Aeroclass Blog

Although traveling with the entire family might seem like a daunting undertaking, airlines across the world strive to ensure a stress-free flying experience with children. Some airlines stand out as the most committed to family-friendly flights. Let’s explore which holds the title of the “Best airline for family travel” and what exceptional services they provide.

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Wisconsin Pilot Flies His 1,000th Young Eagle

Inspire

Congratulations to Ed Jeziorny, EAA 31825, of Omro, Wisconsin! On August 19, 2023, Ed flew his 1,000th Young Eagle at Chicago Executive Airport in Wheeling, Illinois. The post Wisconsin Pilot Flies His 1,000th Young Eagle first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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How a General Aviator Inspired UFO Folklore

Inspire

The extraterrestrial frenzy we’re experiencing these days is nothing new. General aviation pilot Kenneth Arnold is widely credited with being the inspiration for the modern era of UFO folklore after reporting the sighting of nine unidentified flying “saucers” in 1947. The post How a General Aviator Inspired UFO Folklore first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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EAA’s Attic — 2005 EAA Youth Art Contest Submissions

Inspire

For the 2005 EAA Youth Art Contest, contestants were asked to design a paint scheme for one of EAA’s two Young Eagles aircraft, a GlaStar 3 (N231YE). The post EAA’s Attic — 2005 EAA Youth Art Contest Submissions first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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