Tag: take off

Pilots are often taught that personal minimums should be treated like they are carved in stone, must be adhered to […]

It took three years, but city-owned, public-use Portage Municipal Airport in Wisconsin received its long-awaited airport layout plan approval by […]

The expansion of BasicMed privileges included in the 2024 FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024 is now in full effect as […]

Sporty’s Pilot Shop, an AOPA Strategic Partner, has added an innovative feature it calls Sporty’s Aviation Intelligence to the company’s […]

I’m sure you are familiar with personal minimums—those operational limits that go above and beyond regulatory minimums. Source: aopaTraining and […]

On November 5, the voters of Pitkin County, Colorado, wisely chose to keep decision making regarding operations and development of […]

The FAA issued an airworthiness directive focusing on certain connecting rod assemblies installed in a range of Lycoming engines. It […]

Game Composites is building a single-engine firebomber that its designer says will carry more and fly farther and faster than […]

Airline pilots operate in a crew environment and use crew resource management (CRM) to work as a team and ensure […]

Few maintenance decisions are as consequential as what to do when it’s time to overhaul your engine. To make the […]