Going Direct: Save Us All From FAA Standard Phraseology!
The suggestion that we use only FAA-approved ways of talking on the radio is the last thing we’d ever want to do. But it’s more than just that.
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The suggestion that we use only FAA-approved ways of talking on the radio is the last thing we’d ever want to do. But it’s more than just that.
The return of small flying get-togethers mirrors a larger divide in America about social distancing and how to tackle the virus’a divide that might be fading as we speak.
It must be seen to be believed. Scratch that. You might not believe it even then.
Investigators are looking to see what caused the accident that claimed the lives of five.
With the twin developments, the latter for just over a week now, surprising news in the world of personal flying.
Renowned aviation photographer Deon Mitton shares with us some views of Alaska, which frankly, we all need to see right now.
The private pilot was taking off in the airplane when witnesses heard the airplane lose engine power at low altitude and described a sequence of events consistent with an aerodynamic stall/spin. Data retrieved from onboard the airplane recorded 47 power cycles, including the accident takeoff. The data revealed an abnormally high fuel flow, about 46 […]
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A Lake Amphibian, 25-pound steelhead, and a deluge lead to high drama for a pilot and his friends.
The plane came down on the shore on a very windy day. The chute was featured prominently in reports.