February, 2008
Ordering Aviation Gasoline in Canada; liters vs. gallons
I wish I could say that all my wisdom in flying is due to the fact that I read it in an flying magazine, airplane manual or learned it from listening to a wise old flight instructor but the truth of the matter is that I have learned a great deal the hard way and [...]
How is your English? Good? Make sure your pilot certificate says so.
The FAA has a system designed to help operators, like airlines, stay ahead and updated on current policies and regulations so that they can stay in compliance. There are actually a couple of programs. The first is Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) and the second is a Information for Operators (InFO). The InFO contains [...]
A instructor’s recommendation: AirplaneBlog.com
One of the hardest parts about being a professional corporate pilot (at least is the case with my organization) is the demand or expectation that you are aware of the current market prices of many different airplanes. With a highly volatile aircraft market, I find myself constantly searching for new resources that I can use [...]
Suggested Subscription: ASRS Callback
Once a month in my email inbox I receive a safety bulletin from the NASA aviation safety reporting system, also known as Callback. It summarizes and highlights selected reports from the NASA reporting forms. Think of it as a “Not Top-10 Plays” of aviation. NASA reporting forms is a volunteer system designed for pilots and [...]
