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can planes fly in thunderstorms

Can Planes Fly in Thunderstorms?

Aircraft · 6 min read

It may seem that thunderstorms can pose a big problem when planes fly. To tell the truth, pilots usually try to avoid bad weather with the help of air traffic controllers.

Jan 05, 2022
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ILS in Aviation

Pilots · 4 min read

ILS systems exist to help pilots achieve a safe approach and descend towards the landing area in any situation. ILS stands for Instrument Landing System, so let's see what ILS systems are.

Jan 03, 2022
Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast

What is ADS-B

Aircraft · 7 min read

ADS-B is an acronym that stands for Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast. This technology helped aviation evolve from radars to satellites for aircraft location, and this is why it has been taken as the primary technology to support the FAA’s Next Generation Air Transportation System known as NextGen.

Jan 03, 2022
v speeds

The Different Types Of V-Speeds

Aircraft · 8 min read

V speeds are standard airspeeds for each airplane to operate at the highest possible performance level within the established safety standards.

Dec 22, 2021
Aviation courses

Aviation Courses – Enroll And Study Online Today

Other · 11 min read

Aviation courses are a great way to open the doors of the aviation industry and also escalate when you are already in it. Keep in mind that this is a very broad industry and offers many different alternatives to build a professional career.

Dec 20, 2021
ETOPS

What is ETOPS and How is it Used by Airlines?

Aircraft · 4 min read

ETOPS stands for Extended-range Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards. In other words, it refers to rules and regulations established for the operational performance of aircraft that had twin engines with the intention of guaranteeing safety.

Dec 20, 2021
auxiliary power unit

What is the Purpose of an Auxiliary Power Unit?

Airports · 4 min read

The Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) is rarely mentioned in aviation conversations despite its value to any aircraft functioning.

Dec 20, 2021
dangerous goods

Dangerous Goods

Airports · 3 min read

Dangerous goods are materials that are unsafe for air transportation and may cause damage to equipment, occupants, or the general public. The FAA employs the term dangerous goods to categorize goods into distinct classifications.

Dec 06, 2021
performance based navigation

What is Performance-Based Navigation?

Pilots · 6 min read

Performance based navigation is a modern method of air navigation services in the commercial aviation industry. In early days, aircraft navigation specifications are defined in terms of sensors and identification signals such as beacons and way points.

Dec 03, 2021
pilatus pc-12

Pilatus PC-12

Aircraft · 4 min read

Pilatus PC-12, the shiny and glamourous business aircraft or the protagonist of this article resembles all the qualities required to be an Ideal Assortment or the aviation version of the Swiss army knife.

Dec 03, 2021
ai in aviation

Artificial Intelligence – AI in Aviation

Other · 6 min read

With a huge diversification in airline operations, there are a plethora of possible applications in all aspects of the industry. Additionally, due to the abundance of data in aviation sectors, AI technologies such as machine learning could be easily deployed.

Dec 03, 2021
gavin eccles

Airlift and Tourism Development: Two Sides of the Same Coin by Gavin Eccles

Instructors · 7 min read

The aviation industry is undergoing fundamental change, and we are seeing a shift from managing supply to supporting generation of demand.

Dec 03, 2021

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