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What if the Haneda Crash Had Occurred in the US?

Jetwhine

I saw the videos of the raging firestorm engulfing the A-350 on a runway before I heard any of the audio on Tuesday, so I assumed the accident had occurred here in America. From the pictures alone, the loss of life should have been mind-numbing. Considering how many close calls we had last year at major airports in the US, my assumptions were justifiable, some 19 serious near collisions.

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Flying On 2023's Last Flight With Singapore Airlines A350 To Frankfurt!

Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure

Welcome to my first trip report of 2024! Introduction This trip came about when I spotted some good airfares from Singapore Airlines thanks to social media. The airfare for flights flying out from Kuala Lumpur to Europe was eye-catching airfare on both one-way and return flights and flying to Frankfurt caught my attention as I had not flown to this city before.

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Battery Replacement

Gary's Flight Journal

I ordered a new Concorde battery from SkyGeek on December 21st and it finally arrived on January 4th. I managed to remove the old and replace with the new, having to get these beat up bones to work in the baggage compartment. Getting old ain't for sissies. Next up a short flight for maintenance to have the left main down lock switch replaced. I have all the parts so I'll fly gear down to either N57 New Garden or KGED Delaware Coastal for service, whoever can get me in the quickest.

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My Three Favorite Aviation Adventures

Airline Reporter

I have been running AirlineReporter for over 15 years now and over that time I have been very lucky to experience some pretty rad things and I genuinely treasure all my adventures. Every now and again, someone will ask me which trip was my favorite and often my answers will differ. That said, there are three that consistently stand out. Since I was recently reminiscing about those good times, I figured why not share… #1 – RWANDAIR’S FIRST 737 DELIVERY FLIGHT (September 2011) Rw

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Mexico Annual Permits for Private Operators Replaced by Single-Entry Authorization in 2024

Universal Weather

We just learned about a major change coming that will impact private Part-91 operations into Mexico. Here’s what you need to know, including an FAQ at the end of the post. Discontinuation of Mexico Annual Permits for Private Operators Replaced by Single Entry Authorization During a recent meeting with Mexico Civil Aviation (AFAC), Universal Aviation Mexico learned that beginning Jan. 1, 2024 , Mexico Annual/Multiple-Entry permits for private operators will no longer be available.

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Video Tip of the Week: rectangular course

Flight Training Central

The rectangular course is one of the most basic maneuvers pilots learn during flight training. While it may sound boring, there’s a lot to learn from this simple pattern. In our latest Video Tip of the Week, we walk through each step of the rectangular course, with in-cockpit video and 3D animations. Even if you’re already an experienced pilot, this maneuver is a great way to keep your stick and rudder skills sharp.

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The Wheel of Life Technique: How to Unleash Your Best Self

Pilots Who Ask Why

Today we dive into the Wheel of Life technique that you can use to become the absolute best version of yourself, and have the most fulfilling career and life you possibly can. Yes we know, that all sounds a bit dreamy and corny, but here’s the cold hard truth: The […] The post The Wheel of Life Technique: How to Unleash Your Best Self first appeared on Pilots Who Ask Why.

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World Economic Forum 2024 – Business Aviation Destination Guide

Universal Weather

December 20, 2023 Update! Ramp parking at the preferred airport Zurich (LSZH) is not available this year do to construction. Hangar parking is available but extremely expensive with prohibitive cancelation policies. Repositioning is likely going to be the best option for most operators unless they have already coordinated parking for the duration. During the WEF event in Davos in 2024, all standard Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) procedures will be temporarily suspended.

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New Year’s Resolutions

Flight Training Central

With the New Year holiday in the rear view mirror, it is time to follow through on those resolutions like losing weight, exercising more, spending more time with family, starting the Great American Novel, etc. Personally, I have made two resolutions: 1) I am not going to eat any olives (I hate olives and haven’t eaten one since I was a kid and figured out I hate olives) and 2) not to kill myself (or anyone else) with an airplane.

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The Electric Revolution

Flexair

Electric aircraft offer significant benefits over legacy trainers. Bye Aerospace’s eFlyer 2 motor features only a single moving part.

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A Simple Flight

Inspire

In a recent column for EAA Sport Aviation, contributor Robert N. Rossier discusses the amount of planning needed for what might be considered a simple flight. The post A Simple Flight first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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What Our Members Are Building/Restoring — Alabama Fly Baby

Inspire

In a recent piece for EAA Sport Aviation, EAA member Greg McCormick takes us through the lengthy build of his Fly Baby. The post What Our Members Are Building/Restoring — Alabama Fly Baby first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Reaching New Heights: Opportunities in Aviation Scholarships

Inspire

When I was first introduced to the world of aviation, I was captivated by its sense of freedom and adventure. However, pursuing a career in aviation can often come with financial obstacles that may seem impossible. That was until I discovered this unique aviation scholarship that has helped open doors for me. The post Reaching New Heights: Opportunities in Aviation Scholarships first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Ruffled Feathers: Just Get Started!

Inspire

In his latest piece for Bits and Pieces, contributor John Wyman discusses airplane projects, whether it’s a homebuilt or a repair. The post Ruffled Feathers: Just Get Started! first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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My Sonerai Camera

Inspire

Bits and Pieces contributor Bill Evans goes into detail about the camera he installed on his airplane. The post My Sonerai Camera first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Sparking Dreams

Inspire

EAA member Seunghee Kang recently experienced the rewards of participating in the Young Eagles program. The post Sparking Dreams first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Aging Out — A Response

Inspire

I turned 78 last April, and in July came to the decision to “hang ‘em up,” for several reasons. The post Aging Out — A Response first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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Binge out on these top podcast episodes

Flight Training Central

Have a case of the post-holiday, winter flying blues? We have the cure. Sporty’s Pilot’s Discretion has grown to be one of the top five aviation podcasts on Apple’s charts, with devoted subscribers who listen every two weeks as Sporty’s John Zimmerman interviews some of aviation’s most interesting people. No news or fluff, just thought-provoking conversations.