Thank you to all the daredevils who took a leap of faith and entered our Stunt Plane Flight Giveaway! 🙌🏼 It was a thrill to watch our winners take flight and experience the heart-pounding tricks courtesy of the amazing T6 pilots 🛩️
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Thank you to all the daredevils who took a leap of faith and entered our Stunt Plane Flight Giveaway! 🙌🏼 It was a thrill to watch our winners take flight and experience the heart-pounding tricks courtesy of the amazing T6 pilots 🛩️
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This has all the #FridayFlying vibes! Words of wisdom from this King Air pilot with over 20,000 hours takes the time to mentor new and old pilots. "To have a safe, healthy, and successful career, it’s a combination of listening to your inner voice and not being afraid to speak up, without regard to whatever power imbalance exists in a cockpit. It's a team effort and nobody's foolproof." Ben Tabor. Explore his journey here- https://lnkd.in/eVAxRcNq
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When Boom Supersonic was first funded in 2017, the plane was expected to enter service in 2023, last year... The XB-1 demonstrator, something Burt Rutan could have build in his garage, was first planned to fly in 2017. It just flew in march this year, and at a speed comparable to current general aviation propeller planes. Do people really think Boom Supersonic can realistically build the supersonic plane and get it through a certification process for civil aviation and in passenger service in the next five years, as is their latest schedule? And even if they continue to kick the can down the road (as is their business model), will it make sense in the 2030's to scream brutally through the atmosphere instead of going above it? New VTOL rocket technology could get you on the other side of the plane through the vacuum of space in one hour. When will this investor scam end?
Calling all pilots! Experience Overture’s new flight deck and land the supersonic airliner at Heathrow Airport. Wednesday, 3-5pm local time at Boom’s @fiafarnborough chalet (C110-112). First pilots come, first pilots served. Prizes for the top performers—will we see you here? #FIA2024
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Keynote Speaker | Safety Expert | Author | Pilot | Former U.S. Ambassador to the International Civil Aviation Organization
Turbulence is just a temporary inconvenience. Pilots avoid it when they can and manage it when they cannot avoid it. The entire crew is there and prepared to make your journey as safe as possible. What myth should I bust next? #CaptSully #MythBuster #MythvsReality #Aviation
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The definition of a 'wingman' is ... noun. a pilot whose aircraft is positioned behind and outside the leading aircraft in a formation. The same can also be said for us at Wingman... Click on the link below to find out more about what we do at Wingman, including our available programmes. https://ow.ly/kTNt50QrE7v
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John P. Cordle, Dr. Eng, Pdt (Prolific Disruptive Thinker), having served in both communities, the devil is in the details of the prevailing organizational culture. In aviation, this tool purposefully attempted to facilitate a space to admit that human factors may be present that cannot be mitigated. Mitigations were discussed amongst the crew at best, and the event was scrubbed at worst. Even still, there are ample confessions from current and former aviators who suppressed their actual IMSAFE condition to keep flying or meet organizational expectations of mission accomplishment. In the shipboard environment, the next watch was not scrubbed; instead, it went to someone who was not planning to stand the watch (extended, woken up early, inserted when not rested for it). This creates a ripple within the organizational hierarchy and among the peer network that may result in both formal and informal organizational structures exhibiting pressure to suppress and perform, ultimately negating the intent behind IMSAFE. IMSAFE is an effective tool for intentionally creating space to admit when we may not be at the top of our game, but it requires an organizational culture that supports addressing human factors without retribution.
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Culture is an important part of any organization. Every Aviator I meet knows the IMSAFE Checklist. It’s part of every pre-flight, and the crew knows that it’s OK to share that you don’t meet one of more of the criteria. Imagine a SWO culture that embraced the same approach. If I were in command today, I’d consider implementation this process for the watch standers on my ship. Thanks to #TicoValenzuela! for the idea!
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Today is the World Pilots’ Day, let’s remember that two pilots at the controls remain the most important safety feature of an aircraft. Pilots act as critical backup for failed systems, bridge technology gaps, and adapt in real-time to emergencies. Let’s not allow to remove one pilot from the cockpit. #SafetyStartWith2 #WorldPilotsDay IFALPA European Pilots Air Line Pilots Association Sepla Sindicato de Pilotos de Latam Perú
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The AC is a ‘fixed’ point on the chord line and is defined as: ‘The point where all changes in the magnitude of the lift force effectively take place AND the point about which the pitching moment will remain constant at ‘normal’ angles of attack. A nose down pitching moment exists about the AC which is the product of a force (lift at the CP) and an arm (distance from the CP to the AC). Since an increase in angle of attack will increase the lift force, but also move the CP towards the AC (shortening the lever arm), the moment about the AC remains the same at any angle of attack within the ‘normal’ range. Book Your Demo at @7428897782. #pilot #pilotlife #piloteyes #pilottraining #pilotlifestyle #pilotstuff #pilotviews #airport #airportlife #airportdiaries #airportstyle #airports #bial #customer #customers #customerservice #knowledge #knowledgeispower #learning #humble #crew #crewlife #respect
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For a KLM pilot, flying safe is the top priority. Fortunately, our pilots are not alone; their colleagues from Flight Operations ensure that they are well trained, the flights are well prepared and there is a tight schedule. The people of Flight Operations are the silent forces that, together with our pilots, ensure a safe and efficient flight operation. In this video we give an insight into how that works. ✈️💙 #KLM #FlightOperations
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3moThat had to be such a thrill! 🛩️🌞