Formula One reaches into the Flight Levels
On the weekend of the Mexico Grand Prix we take a look at how the altitude affects the sport, and how the worlds of flying and formula one are so closely connected.
Two in the Cockpit rule: Yes or No?
A highly contentious and dividing topic that generates various reasons and viewpoints that support both the reasons for and against having at least 2 persons in the cockpit at all times. On one hand many believe that there should always be the presence of two people in the cockpit at any one time, with at least only one of them being an on-duty pilot during cruise/ non-critical phases. On the contrary, there are supporters of there only having to be one pilot in the cockpit at any one time, during cruise/non-critical phases of flight and there are even some calling for single-pilot operations full stop.
Why are reviews so important?
When was the last time you purchased something online without reading a single review?
What happens if a Pilot catches Covid-19 (Coronavirus)
We've been so worried about the state of the aviation industry, grounded planes, job losses etc, but have we stopped to think about what happens if we as pilots contract covid-19? In this article we take a look at what happens next...
Transferable Skills A Pilot Can Bring To Any Workplace
A Pilot has many invaluable skills acquired through Flight Training and flying experience which can be transferred to any workplace environment. We take a further look in this article.
The biggest threats to Aviation right now
As a highly reactive and influenced industry, Aviation is always impacted by external factors. The more we learn about our threats, the better prepared we can be, and preserve the strength and integrity of our industry. Read more...
