2022

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The Journey of Transition - The 18th Aviation Management Conference

Aviation Edge

The Journey of Transition - The 18th Aviation Management Conference December 29, 2022 The 18th Aviation Management Conference is a highly anticipated event that brings together industry experts to discuss the opportunities and challenges of incorporating digitalization into aviation processes. This year’s conference topic is ”The Journey of Transition” The 18th Aviation Management Conference is a highly anticipated event that brings together industry experts to discuss the oppo

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New Private Pilot – Scott Tilney

Aerodynamic Aviation

Private Pilot Checkride: December 5, 2022 Instructors: Nir Chen & Thao Do Aircraft: Cessna N968RC School Location: San Jose, CA (KSJC) Congrats to Scott on a first-time pass of his Private Pilot checkride with DPE Carol!

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Supplemental Oxygen in Unpressurized Aircraft (Part 91)

Northstar VFR

by Gustin Robinson, FAA CFI-I ASEL The body needs oxygen to regulate bodily functions and supply the brain with the power to process information. As pilots, we often fly at altitudes where the oxygen supply to our bodies is limited. Many student pilots have heard of §91.211 in the far/aim , but what exactly does it mean, and why do we need to use supplemental oxygen?

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Best Pilot Time Building Options for 2023

Coast Flight

It can be difficult to understand the path of becoming an airline pilot. You may be wondering what the required steps are and if you can go straight to the airlines after the completion of training. Airlines require you to have 1500 flight hours before flying with them. Therefore, you will need to build flight time after you complete training which helps you obtain an estimated 300 hours.

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A Day in the Life of a Helicopter Air Ambulance Pilot at Life Flight Network

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day in the Life of a Helicopter Air Ambulance Pilot at Life Flight Network When our crew briefing is complete, I gather my equipment and standby for a flight request. Our goal is to launch within 8 minutes during the day and 10 minutes at night. The post A Day in the Life of a Helicopter Air Ambulance Pilot at Life Flight Network appeared first on The Rotor Break.

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Business Travel is Back, and it’s Taking More than Business Travelers with it

Tradewind

While companies haven’t started canceling their Zoom and Teams accounts just yet, the need for such services may be diminishing as signs point strongly to a return of business travel. According to a September 2022 report from TripActions , business trip bookings for fall are up nearly six times, year-over-year. Meanwhile, following a flat summer, travel spend rose 27% in August, with another 30% increase projected for September.

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Drumroll Please…. Here’s the dates for #SpotLAX2023!

NYC Aviation

One of the most common questions we’re asked this time of year is “when will next year’s SpotLAX be held?” In the past, we’ve always waited to announce the dates until late winter. This year, we’re ready to share those dates with you today! The 10th anniversary edition of SpotLAX will be held September 8-10, 2023! Once again, we’ve teamed up with Brett Snyder so that #SpotLAX2023 will be held the same weekend as Cranky Dorkfest.

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Rainbow over Tenerife south airport

Fly With Stan

Not every day we get the chance to pass under the rainbow arc just on the final approach. Looks like the autumn is starting here as well, some precipitations will be coming, which is good after all those dry months. Look at this amazing cloud formation (cumulus congestus) and the squalls and rain down there… Cumulus congestus above the TFS airport It’s not the usual view we are used to here at the south of Tenerife… But we can’t make the weather :-D.

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PLANTILLA PARA POSTS [TITLE]

Air

TTULO H1 DENTRO DE LA FOTO DE CABECERA Si quieres ser piloto de avin , seguro que ya has odo hablar del nuevo rea 100 KSA de EASA , verdad? Y es que mucho se ha hablado de cmo sera la implantacin de este nuevo enfoque formativo para las asignaturas del ATPL. Pero si, por cualquier razn, no sabes muy bien qu es esto del rea 100 KSA, en qu te afecta a ti como estudiante, o cmo va a cambiar el nuevo syllabus de EASA ; no te preocupes.

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BAA Training Offers Job Guarantee for Its Cadets

iCadet

One of the top three independent aviation training providers in Europe belonging to Avia Solutions Group, BAA Training, has recently increased its pilot training service portfolio lately. It has launched a series of cadet programs for any taste, including one of its best offers – the BAA Training cadet program – that offers a job […] The post BAA Training Offers Job Guarantee for Its Cadets appeared first on iCadet.com.

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Tow Plane Flies Too Slow – Glider Heavy with Water Ballast

Chess In the Air

A few weeks ago I had a scary situation when towing fully ballasted behind a Piper Pawnee. I had my camera running and published a short instructional video about the incident. I hope that it helps others avoid similar situations in the future. Here is the video: The comments indicate that these incidents are relatively common and occur most frequently when the tow pilot is used to pulling very light gliders that only require a low tow speed.

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First Solo Flight – Joseph Warner

Aerodynamic Aviation

Solo Date: December 15, 2022 Aircraft: Cessna N98485 Instructor: Bradley Colins Reid-Hillview Airport (KRHV) Well done, guys! Thanks for making us part of your piloting dream. We love to see first solo flights happen!

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Pro-Rata Share Explained

Northstar VFR

by Gustin Robinson, FAA CFI-I ASEL Congratulations! You are a Private Pilot ! You studied hard, flew proficiently , and passed the scary practical exam with a Designated Pilot Examiner. You earned this privilege. But, remember that the certificate is a privilege, not a right. Carrying passengers is a great burden but can also create some of the most rewarding flights.

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SAFE at #OSH22!

Safe Pilots

Thank you for supporting SAFE. I would love to meet you at #OSH22. Please stop by Bravo Hangar, Booth 2092/3 (I am usually there!) We have embroidered patches for members, show discount coupons for sign-ups and everyone can enter our SAFE sweepstakes (Lightspeed Zulu 3, Aerox PrO2 system, Sporty’s PJ2). Just $15 donation gets you a chance to win great prizes (we are also a tax-deductible, educational not-for-profit org.

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A Day In The Life…Aerial Saw Pilot!

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day In The Life…Aerial Saw Pilot! An Aerial Saw pilot is a year-round position in that there is no busy or slow season. The 500D models we fly are like migratory birds chasing fine weather up and down the Atlantic and Mississippi flyways. The post A Day In The Life…Aerial Saw Pilot! appeared first on The Rotor Break.

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The Summer of Flight Chaos + Continued Demand for Private Charter for Fall 2022

Tradewind

Summer is now over, but the summer travel boom we’ve experienced these past few months isn’t going anywhere. This summer, we saw surged demand for travel, for which major airlines and operators seemed to have been unprepared. Summer is traditionally our busiest season as our clients look to spend more time away from cities, to destinations like Nantucket , Martha’s Vineyard , and Newport , and this season was no exception.

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Here Is The #SpotLAX2022 Schedule

NYC Aviation

#SpotLAX2022 is less than a week away! Here’s the schedule of events that we have planned. Returning this year are fan favorites such as Donuts On The Deck and our Saturday evening dinner at The Proud Bird. New this year is our first ever Friday afternoon gathering, on the roof of the new LAX Economy Parking Garage. Friday, September 16 1:00pm-4:00pm: Join us on the roof of the new Economy Parking Garage to enjoy the view from this brand new LAX spotting location.

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United States on Pace to Produce More Than 10,000 New Pilots

Airspeed Junkie

Recent FAA Data Shows Record-Breaking Pilot Production Numbers MCLEAN, Va.—The Air Line Pilots Association, Int’l (ALPA) today released newly updated data from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that shows 9,087 newly certificated commercial airline pilots have been produced in the last 12 months—nearly 2,500 more than in all of 2019. According to the most recent figures, the United States is on track to produce more than 10,000 new pilots by the end of the year.

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Database of Construction Number of Aircraft

Aviation Edge

Database of Construction Number of Aircraft May 15, 2022 Complete List of Aircraft Construction Numbers with API An aircraft database that you can use as a complete list of aircraft construction numbers with API. That’s pretty specific but thankfully exactly what our aircraft database and API have! A construction number is assigned to each aircraft once and, as opposed to the registration number, it cannot be changed.

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Financing Your Flight Training in 2022

Coast Flight

Funding can be hard to find in regards to flight training. However, financing and loan opportunities have recently become more accesible than ever before. We have partnered with two finance companies to help fund students’ training, Sallie Mae and Meritize. Sallie Mae is available to students for all our professional and recreational programs.

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airBaltic started recruitment of 120 pilots

iCadet

In line with the gradual recovery of the aviation market, Latvian airline airBaltic announces that it has started recruitment of a total of 120 additional pilots, including graduates of the airBaltic Pilot Academy. Martin Gauss, Chief Executive Officer of airBaltic: “While we continue to employ our airBaltic Pilot Academy graduates and rehire former employees, this time our needs for additional staff […] The post airBaltic started recruitment of 120 pilots appeared first on iCadet.co

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Are Dry Microbursts Really An Invisible Trap? – Responding to Reactions

Chess In the Air

There’s been a lot of interest in my recent accident analysis “ Invisible Trap Kills Glider Pilot – How To Avoid Microbursts.” Within days it has been read by more than 5000 people, a significant number for our relatively small community. I also received a lot of feedback and questions, some public, some private. Most were quite insightful and thought provoking and I’d like to thank everyone for the engaging discussion.

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First Solo Flight – Nizar Assaf

Aerodynamic Aviation

Solo Date: December 5, 2022 Aircraft: Cessna N9027H Instructor: Nir Chen Reid-Hillview Airport (KRHV) We love to see that, “I just flew an airplane all by myself!” smile on Nizar’s face. His CFI Nir’s smile is equally as big, so happy for his student’s success. Nice job!!

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EAA Chapter 5 Sends Four Campers to Oshkosh

Inspire

Four young people had the experience of a lifetime when they were sent to EAA’s Air Academy Camp thanks to EAA Chapter 5 in Middlefield, Ohio. The post EAA Chapter 5 Sends Four Campers to Oshkosh first appeared on Hangar Flying.

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First Solo Flight – Mark Albiol

Aerodynamic Aviation

Solo Date: November 20, 2022 Aircraft: Cessna N53456 Instructor: Jim McDonald Location: Monterey, CA (KMRY) It’s not every day a young pilot receives their driver’s license just before soloing an airplane. Congrats to Mark and CFI Jim for earning these bragging rights!

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First Solo Flight – Elnaz Sarrafzadeh

Aerodynamic Aviation

Solo Date: November 29, 2022 Aircraft: Cessna N9027H Instructor: Sergey Kataev & Lucas Silva Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV) Congrats to Elnaz and CFI Sergey on a successful first solo flight! This amazing woman keeps reaching for higher and higher goals. She looks pretty unstoppable to us. Thanks for letting us be part of your aviation dream!

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First Solo Flight – Ian Roe

Aerodynamic Aviation

Solo Date: November 19, 2022 Aircraft: Citabria N990WY Instructor: Scott Williams Location: San Jose, CA (KRHV) We love helping people achieve their dreams, and flying a taildragger around San Jose with an empty back seat tops our list of very cool things to do. Congrats to Ian and CFI Scott for checking this box off his list. Whoot whoot!

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A Day In The Life…Superyacht Pilot!

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day In The Life…Superyacht Pilot! During the summer of 2018, I was fortunate enough to fly from a 50-meter (164-foot) private yacht.departing Seattle, WA on May 1st to cruise the Inside Passage and Gulf of Alaska. The post A Day In The Life…Superyacht Pilot! appeared first on The Rotor Break.

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A Day in the life…Maryland State Police!

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day in the life…Maryland State Police! We complete a recon and lower our Rescue Tech (RT) to the Ship to assess the patient and get them ready to be hoisted to the aircraft. Once the RT indicates that everything is ready we move back in to pick them both up. The post A Day in the life…Maryland State Police! appeared first on The Rotor Break.

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A Day In The Life…Helicopter Flight Paramedic!

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day In The Life…Helicopter Flight Paramedic! severe skull fractures.extensive brain damage.twenty four hours earlier Liam and his parents had been enjoying life, bushwalking in Mt Kosciusko State Forest, hundreds of miles from Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital. The post A Day In The Life…Helicopter Flight Paramedic!

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A Day In The Life… An Irish Air Corps Pilot!

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day In The Life… An Irish Air Corps Pilot! A joint services exercise involving artillery, naval vessel guns, fixed-wing rockets and machine guns starts to get complex quick.a job like this is mostly about, what we call, mission management. It doesn’t hurt that its’ fun! The post A Day In The Life… An Irish Air Corps Pilot!

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A Day in the Life…S92 over the North Atlantic!

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day in the Life…S92 over the North Atlantic! a look into what motivation and passion look like and why your age should never be a factor if you want to follow your dreams. The post A Day in the Life…S92 over the North Atlantic! appeared first on The Rotor Break.

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How Long Does it Take to Become a Pilot? A Realistic Conversation

Airspeed Junkie

This article will attempt to help you understand some of the basics of the process of becoming a pilot and pilot training. It is a very basic conversation and one that will probably only interest people in the beginning phases of their quest to learn aviation. In covering the basics it will answer the question of how long does it take to become a pilot.

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Where Are The Crew Bases For Southwest Airlines? Airspeed Junkie

Airspeed Junkie

Southwest airlines has been flying for over 50 years and has a very unique place in the airline industry. They serve over 121 destinations and 11 countries and are currently the fourth largest airline in the USA. They offer a unique product to their customers and are committed to their employees as well. This makes them a destination airline for pilots, flight attendants and crewmembers everywhere.

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Can You Become a Pilot if You are Color Blind? | Real Cockpit Examples

Airspeed Junkie

In this article we're going to answer a frequently asked question, can you become a pilot if you're. color blind. The more important question is what level of pilot license are you interested in holding if you are color blind? The FAA Here is the cut and dry statement that the FAA makes regarding colorblindness. The 14 CFR Part 67 regulations, revised on September 16, 1996, state that a pilot must have “the ability to perceive those colors necessary for the safe performance of airman duties” for

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Airline Pilot Salary: How Much Do Pilots Make? 11 Short Lessons

Airspeed Junkie

Airline Pilot Salaries If you are considering an aviation career as an airline pilot, you might be wondering what the average airline pilot salary is. We could easily list off the current pay rates for every airline and then go write about something else. The problem is, those rates change so often that as soon as we print it, it would be obsolete.

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A Day In The Life…Offshore Hoisting Pilot!

The Rotor Break

The Rotor Break A Day In The Life…Offshore Hoisting Pilot! There are three large windfarms located to the north and our job was to fly the technicians there when sea conditions didn’t allow boat operations. The post A Day In The Life…Offshore Hoisting Pilot! appeared first on The Rotor Break.

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