Is It Becoming More Difficult to Get an Airline Pilot Job?
Some who worked to reach 1,500 hours total time are finding it difficult to be hired by carriers.
Meg Godlewski
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Knowing Your Way at Night Is Part of Pilot Training
When the dark sneaks up on you, being aware of what runway lights look like and how to activate them is critically important.
How to Fly Into Sun ’n Fun This Year
Know before you go to the annual aerospace expo in Florida with the latest NOTAM.
Transition Training Can Help a Pilot Add New Skills
Airplanes, like people, have their quirks, and these quirks can bite you.
Approach Speed Focus of Accident Probe Into Overturned CRJ-900 in Toronto
Accident investigators outline the sequence of events that led to the CRJ-900 overturning upon landing.
NTSB Focuses on Cessna 208B Weight as Cause of Crash in Alaska, Killing 10
Flight was more than 1,000 pounds over the maximum takeoff gross weight for known or forecast icing conditions, the agency said.
Sporty’s Unveils AI Capability to Decode Knowledge Test Results
New feature draws subject detail from the Airman Certification Standards (ACS) for questions answered incorrectly.
Hartzell Engine Tech Obtains PMA for Magnetos
Parts are used on both Lycoming and Continental engines and have application for Cirrus SR22 and SR22T airplanes, as well as Robinson R22 and R44 helicopters.
Why Do Pilots Say ‘Winds Aloft Are True’ When Forecasts Are Often Inaccurate?
It’s important to remember that true north and magnetic north are not the same.
Beyond Aero Hydrogen-Electric Jet Advances Toward Certification
Company says it is on track to deliver the first certified hydrogen-electric light jet by 2030.
