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Leading eVTOL developers react as FAA approves revolutionary aircraft category

Aerotime

The final rule includes changes to numerous existing regulations and establishes a Special Federal Aviation Regulation (SFAR) with new requirements to facilitate instructor and pilot certification and training. “The regulation published today will ensure the U.S. leading the way in commercializing UAM.

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American Flight Attendants Leaving Sleeping Passengers On Planes?!

One Mile at a Time

This is a serious violation of Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), which require passengers to not be onboard aircraft unless there are also crew members. Presumably this typically happens when passengers fall asleep and dont realize the plane has arrived at the gate.

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What Does A-TOMATO-FLAMES Mean?

Pilot Institute

Each letter stands for an important item to make sure your aircraft follows the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) 91.205. Pilots use the A-TOMATO-FLAMES acronym to remember all the necessary equipment for flying under VFR rules.

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X Airports Operated By Universities In The US

Simple Flying

The first step to flying privately is getting an aviation medical certificate, which ensures the pilot is physically fit to fly an airplane. This teaches the student the basics of flying, which may include aerodynamics, federal aviation regulations (FARs) , how to read aviation maps, and radio communication procedures.

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How to Prepare for Your First Check Ride

Plane and Pilot

Take time to understand relevant Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) , especially those explicitly referenced in the ACS. Make sure you thoroughly understand the relevant Federal Aviation Regulations, especially those mentioned explicitly in the ACS. What do I need to study for my PPL check ride?

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AVIATES Acronym Explained

Pilot Institute

What Is the AVIATES Acronym? AVIATES or AV1ATES is a memory aid. Each letter in AVIATES represents a specific maintenance check or inspection that Federal aviation regulations require in order to keep an aircraft airworthy. Why Is AVIATES Important? Logs and tools simplify tracking inspections.

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IMSAFE Checklist Acronym Explained

Pilot Institute

The Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) state that you are not allowed to fly with a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of 0.04% or higher (the driving limit is double at 0.08%).

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