Flying To Oshkosh: Cross Country Flight Planning – Part 2
Jason Schappert continues his Flying to Oshkosh: Cross-Country Flight Planning, documenting the planning process for legs two and three of […]
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Flying To Oshkosh: Flight Planning A Cross Country – Part 1
The journey to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh begins long before takeoff. It starts with detailed planning and preparation. This first leg,
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How To Fly In Controlled and Uncontrolled Airspace
Flying drones near airports can be intimidating for new remote pilots, but understanding the difference between controlled and uncontrolled airspace
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4 Performance Climbs and When To Use Them
Climb performance is a critical component of every flight. It directly affects safety, efficiency, and how confidently a pilot manages
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How to Master Your Crosswind Takeoff and Landing
Mastering crosswind takeoffs and landings is among the most challenging maneuvers for pilots, requiring both precision and adaptability. Even experienced
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Soft Field Techniques Every Pilot Should Know
Soft field takeoffs and landings test a pilot’s ability to handle challenging runway surfaces. Grass, dirt, mud, or gravel strips
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Simple Steps to Perfect Your Short Field Takeoff and Landing
Short field takeoffs and landings are essential maneuvers that test a pilot’s ability to operate safely and efficiently within limited
Can I Fly My Drone Here?
We get this question a lot: “Can I fly my drone here?” The answer isn’t always yes or no. For
Hot Spots! Plan, Identify, Fly Safe!
An airport hot spot is an area on the airfield with a history or potential for runway incursions or ground
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Mastering Your Instrument Proficiency Check
Instrument Proficiency Checks (IPC) serve as a structured evaluation for pilots to ensure competency under IFR conditions. They function similarly