How Is an Engine Failure Handled on a Boeing 777?
Considering that a Boeing 777-300 with GE 90-115 engines has a thrust rating of 115,000 pounds per side, the resulting asymmetric thrust from a failure is a force to be reckoned with.
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Qualification Shortage?
There could be unanticipated consequences from airline hiring incentives.
Pilot Training by Bulletin
American Airlines recently introduced its pilots to revised standard operating procedures through a 36-page bulletin.
The JFK Incursion Tragedy That Wasn’t
When a Boeing 777 taxied into the path of a departing Boeing 737 at JFK International Airport, the aviation world was presented with a valuable lesson.
When Being Wrong is Right
Airline-style aeronautical decision making at the lower levels
Dallas Airshow Tragedy Creates Moment To Educate, Honor
Capt. Terry Barker, who was killed during the Wings Over Dallas accident Saturday, was known by colleagues as a conscientious leader and passionate pilot.
When Classic Airplanes and Classic Cars Come Together
The Mecum auction becomes a day-trip destination for this pilot and classic car enthusiast.
Would Allowing Airline Pilots To Fly Until 67 Be a Mistake?
A veteran airline pilot says the ‘Let Experienced Pilots Fly Act’ may create more problems than it solves.
Inside the American Airlines Scheduling Disaster That Wasn’t
A former pilot for the airline explains how it happened, and how the day was saved.
FLYING Contributor: Shoot Top Gun: Maverick Down With Missiles
This veteran pilot says the record-breaking sequel–and its predecessor–failed miserably.
