‘No more see and avoid’: Aviation expert says new flight rules near airports will make flying safer

An aviation expert believes that the new flight rules will make flying safer and give pilots and air traffic controllers more information to avoid crashes.
GlobalAir.com

Holy Micro! LLC Revolutionizing Flight Safety with FAA- Approved Absolute AoA System and Upgraded SkyVoice AGL Altimeters

The creators of the SkyVoice Alert 500 and SkyVoice Glassy Guide 400, introduces the FAA-Approved Absolute AoA System, a ...
Flying

Are Student Pilots Prohibited From Doing Stalls on Solo Flights?

FAA regulations do not prohibit solo practice of stalls and ground reference maneuvers for students who have received proper training and endorsement under 14 CFR § 61.87. Flight schools and ...

How Flightradar24 became aviation's most-watched screen as flights are disrupted

The platform was born out of curiosity. Swedish founders Mikael Robertsson and Olov Lindberg, who ran a flight price ...
CNN

Older pilots should be allowed to keep flying passenger planes, Senate Transportation Committee chairman says

Pilots of commercial planes should be allowed to keep flying until they are 67 years old, Sen. Ted Cruz, the Chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation committee, said in a letter to ...
Travel + Leisure

Pilots Aren’t Allowed to Eat the Same Meal During a Flight—and It's for This Very Important Safety Reason

Airlines typically require pilots to eat different meals to avoid both getting sick from potential food poisoning. This rule ensures that if one pilot falls ill, the other can safely operate the ...
SlashGear

Do Fighter Pilots Always Fly The Same Jet?

If you were wondering whether U.S. Air Force fighter pilots use the same type of jet, the answer is yes. After earning USAF pilot wings in Undergraduate Pilot Training (flying the T-38 Talon), and ...