Am I Allowed To Review the Aircraft Logbooks Before I Rent?
Reviewing an aircraft’s maintenance logbooks before renting is always a good idea.
Pilot Proficiency
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FAA’s VFR Charting Notice Clarified
Private airports will remain on VFR charts, according to the FAA.
FAA’s English Language Standards Leave Gaps for Learners
Newly graduated flight students enter a global industry with varying levels of English proficiency.
Have You Checked the NOTAMs Today?
Notices to Air Missions, or NOTAMs, are issued to notify pilots of potential hazards at local airports.
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What Can You Do To Avoid an Incident or Accident?
FLYING’s Pia Bergqvist explains the best strategy for avoiding a disastrous aviation event.
Are There Any Amendment Criteria for a TAF?
When there’s a discrepancy, an aviation weather forecaster can make an update.
Learning Pilotage Can Save Your Life
You can navigate without the GPS—the magenta line should come later.
X-Plane 12.0 Turns IFR Practice Into Homework
The frustration of trying to achieve an Instrument Proficiency Check led to the creation of X-Plane, its creator tells FLYING.
The Many Factors That Lead to Runway Overruns
Stabilized approaches are critical to mitigating the risks.
Wait, Is 2022 Over Already?
The year 2022 went by quickly, but this pilot made strides on hours flown, an instrument proficiency plan, and CFI renewal, as well as flying more efficiently.
