As a side note, it amuses me that for one minute twice a year, both the expiring and replacement charts are simultaneously valid.
Tips to ensure you are ready to safely fly again
Before getting back in the cockpit after an aviation hiatus — no matter how long — we need a mental and virtual flight review.
Girls in Aviation Day goes virtual and much longer than a day
A virtual experience will be delivered through a new Aviation for Girls app that is free and available Sept. 26.
Vernier-Assist Throttles PMA’d
The controls are FAA-PMA approved for installation in most single engine aircraft.
Improper wiring insulation leads to inflight fire
Probable cause: The improper insulation of the anticollision light wiring, which resulted in the ignition of combustible fuel vapors in the outboard section of the right wing; the source of the fuel leak could not be determined due to fire damage.
Picture of the Day: A great office view
Stallion 51’s KT Budde-Jones sent in this photo, explaining: “A day in Stallion 51’s office by Orientation Flight customer Michael Haller.” Would you like to have your photo featured as Picture of the Day? You can submit it via this form. All photos sent in for Picture of the Day are also considered for our […]
One Pilot’s View: To fly or not to fly?
Always ask yourself the correct question: Is there a good, solid reason for me not to fly? If no, go to the airport and fly.
Complacency kills
We all have those “crevices” that hide our deficiencies, our over-confidence, and our lack of vision for the dangerous.
University launches aerospace and defense graduate programs
The Executive MBA in Aerospace and Defense is a one-year, 32-credit-hour degree, and the Graduate Certificate in Aerospace and Defense is a six-month, 12-credit-hour program.