Mastering NOTAMs: Your Essential Guide for Safe Flight Planning
NOTAMs (Notice to Airmen) are official alerts that inform pilots of temporary or time-sensitive information affecting flight safety. They cover […]
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Looking for a Flight School? Why Online Ground School Should Be Part of That Step
Starting flight training feels like it all begins with picking a flight school. You’re comparing Cessnas to Pipers, Part 61
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Don’t Say This When You Check In With ATC
When it comes to flying, clear and professional communication with ATC is key to safety and efficiency. In this video,
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VFR Flight Following On The Ground + Complex Taxi
VFR flight following is one of the most underrated tools for general aviation pilots. It provides radar monitoring, traffic advisories,
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Just Because It is Legal, Doesn’t Make it Safe!
Aviation regulations provide clear legal boundaries, but legality does not always equate to safety. Pilots frequently encounter situations where compliance
MOSAIC Rule Explained: What Sport Pilots Need to Know Effective October 22, 2025
The FAA’s long-awaited MOSAIC final rule (Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification) officially takes effect in phases, starting October 22, 2025,
MzeroA Live: Landing Tips Start to Finish!
Landing safely begins long before the wheels touch down. From preflight planning to stabilized approaches, every phase contributes to consistent,
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Navigating the Difference Between Currency and Proficiency
Pilot currency vs proficiency are two distinct aspects of pilot competence. While currency ensures compliance with regulatory minimums, proficiency reflects
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Low Weather × Safe Flying = Is it Possible?
Low-level weather presents unique challenges for pilots. While turbulence and thunderstorms often receive significant attention, conditions closer to the ground,
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Airspace Gotchas: Top Overlooked Airspace Rules
Understanding airspace can be challenging, and certain “gotchas” can surprise even experienced pilots. Familiarity with less common airspace types, updated