Update 12/6/16 — According to AOPA Online, “The Federal Aviation Administration has reviewed the AOPA Air Safety Institute’s aeromedical online course and confirmed that it meets the third class medical reform requirements that Congress created last summer. Pilots would need to complete the course, which AOPA will offer for free, every two years in addition […]
How you approach crew resource management can be the difference between a good flight and a debacle, whether you’re a new pilot or a junior first officer.
We recap a few of 2016’s most meaningful aviation milestones.
The NTSB found serious deficiencies in the training of controllers
A pilot returns to a place of special meaning for him, only this time he’s in the cockpit
A new study reveals just how common depression and thoughts of suicide might be in pilots.
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