Salt Lake CQ, and Skiing Too: Learning to Love Recurrent Training
As an airline captain over 40, passing a two-day bout of continuing qualification simulator practice is required every six months.
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Part 1: How Flight Simulator Platforms Handle the Boeing 737
X-Plane and MSFS receive grades for their ability to simulate the iconic jet airliner.
Being on Other Side of Cockpit Door Proves Frustrating
Flying as a passenger proves infuriating for this airline pilot.
There’s an Art to Making Crosswind Landings
So many schools of thought exist, but personal choice leans toward the slip.
Chart Wise: St. Charles, Missouri, VOR Rwy 18
Filing IFR and flying the VOR approach can prove useful to reach this busy GA airspace.
St. Charles Prides Itself on Preserving and Celebrating Rich History
Missouri town near St. Louis is deeply rooted in the quest for exploring land west of the Mississippi River.
Magenta Misconceptions: What Most Pilots Don’t Understand About RNAV Glidepath Capture
So where do you get critical information? And do you choose the answer with the most likes?
Integrating Advanced Air Mobility Aircraft Represents Monumental Challenge
But NASA says it is up to the task in preparing for the next generation of flight.
This Pilot’s Tune: Nancy in the Sky With Misgivings
First requirement for travel is a good companion.
Oshkosh Tradition: Annual Fly-In Offers So Much That It Never Felt Like Work
EAA AirVenture is more than just an airshow—it’s the world’s largest aviation gathering.
