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News, Midair Collisions (MAC), Flight Ops, General Aviation

Animated Guide to Avoiding Midair Collisions

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued a safety alert, illustrated by a series of animations, intended to encourage pilots to take action to reduce chances of being…

by FSF Editorial Staff

Runway Safety (approach and landing), Flight Ops

What Goes Around

Study urges improved training to help flight crews to better cope with go-arounds.

by Linda Werfelman

Flight Ops

Into Thin Air

Actual air density must be considered to reduce risk of degraded thrust and lift in takeoffs, landings, cruise and flight path changes.

by Ed Brotak

Flight Ops

Remote Possibilities

Canadian and U.S. airline pilots reassess risks of scheduled and emergency operations involving small isolated airports.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Flight Ops

Worth the Wait

Upset prevention and recovery training gains endorsements from airline pilots.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Flight Ops

Continued Takeoffs

Two flight crews suddenly had little or no runway to spare.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Flight Ops

Crackdown on Distraction

The NTSB wants to extend the ban on pilots using cell phones for personal purposes while an aircraft 
is in operation.

by Linda Werfelman

Flight Ops

Enough Talk

ICAO moves closer to finalizing pilot training standards and guidance to reduce risk of loss of control–in flight.

by Wayne Rosenkrans

Runway Safety (approach and landing), Flight Ops

Inspiring the Decision to Go Around

The first two articles in this series (ASW, 2/13 and ASW, 4/13) described our attempt to begin to understand the psychology of why 97 percent of the time, when flying an…

by J. Martin Smith, David W. Jameson and William F. Curtis

Flight Ops

Finding Their Place

Governments and the aviation industry are finding ways to incorporate unmanned aircraft into shared airspace.

by Linda Werfelman

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