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Ten years and several investigations later, a consensus of sorts has emerged. A fragmented set of clues in the sky, of radar pings and radio signals, have become dots on a map. Together, these dots can be joined. They trace not only the flight path, but also the circumstances of the greatest aviation mystery of the 21st century: the disappearance of flight MH370

The first worldwide flight inspection mission on a fly-by-wire aircraft has been successfully accomplished

Remembering Pan Am Flight 816: "Clipper Winged Racer" On the evening of July 22, 1973, Pan Am Flight 816, an international flight from Auckland to San Francisco with stops in Tahiti and Los Angeles, met a tragic fate. Just thirty seconds after taking off from Faa'a International Airport in Papeete, the Boeing 707-321B, named Clipper Winged Racer, carrying 79 souls, plunged into the sea. In this devastating accident, only one passenger survived, leaving a profound sense of sorrow and loss. The cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder are believed to have sunk in 2,300 ft (700 m) of water and were never recovered. Without these crucial flight recorders, no official cause was determined. However, it is believed that an instrument failure during the climb-out turn may have contributed to the accident. Do you remember this event or have any insights into what could have been the possible cause? Please share in the comments below. Also, please join our aviation safety community here: https://lnkd.in/eFR39DhW #AviationHistory #PanAm #Flight816 #Mystery #AviationSafety #NeverForget

✈️ VFR in aviation stands for 'Visual Flight Rules'. It refers to a set of rules and procedures that regulate aircraft navigation when weather conditions allow the pilot to have a clear visual reference of the terrain and other important elements during flight. 🌤️ #AviationTerminology #Aviation #VFR #VisualFlightRules

Remembering Pan Am Flight 816: "Clipper Winged Racer" On the evening of July 22, 1973, Pan Am Flight 816, an international flight from Auckland to San Francisco with stops in Tahiti and Los Angeles, met a tragic fate. Just thirty seconds after taking off from Faa'a International Airport in Papeete, the Boeing 707-321B, named Clipper Winged Racer, carrying 79 souls, plunged into the sea. In this devastating accident, only one passenger survived, leaving a profound sense of sorrow and loss. The cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder are believed to have sunk in 2,300 ft (700 m) of water and were never recovered. Without these crucial flight recorders, no official cause was determined. However, it is believed that an instrument failure during the climb-out turn may have contributed to the accident. Do you remember this event or have any insights into what could have been the possible cause? Please share in the comments below. Also, please join our aviation safety community here: https://lnkd.in/gdJxewXY #AviationHistory #PanAm #Flight816 #Mystery #AviationSafety #NeverForget

This is not a render. This is the X-59, a single-seat X-plane aiming to reduce the sound of the sonic boom to a mere thump. It opens the possibility for commercial supersonic flights over land, which has been prohibited since 1973. Be on the lookout for the first flight! #midwestatc #aviation #aviationlovers #aviationgeek #aviationdaily #airplanelovers #aviationnews

Remembering Pan Am Flight 816: "Clipper Winged Racer" On the evening of July 22, 1973, Pan Am Flight 816, an international flight from Auckland to San Francisco with stops in Tahiti and Los Angeles, met a tragic fate. Just thirty seconds after taking off from Faa'a International Airport in Papeete, the Boeing 707-321B, named Clipper Winged Racer, carrying 79 souls, plunged into the sea. In this devastating accident, only one passenger survived, leaving a profound sense of sorrow and loss. The cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder are believed to have sunk in 2,300 ft (700 m) of water and were never recovered. Without these crucial flight recorders, no official cause was determined. However, it is believed that an instrument failure during the climb-out turn may have contributed to the accident. Do you remember this event or have any insights into what could have been the possible cause? Please share in the comments below. Also, please join our aviation safety community here: https://lnkd.in/gjgTvVKE #AviationHistory #PanAm #Flight816 #Mystery #AviationSafety #NeverForget

https://lnkd.in/dGJP4pVt PBN on the Flight Deck: Shaping the Future of Flight Performance Based Navigation (PBN) is a comprehensive training module on PBN on the flight deck, discussing the specific elements of PBN from the perspective of the flight crew. PBN is a concept that allows an aircraft to fly a precise and efficient route using advanced on-board navigation systems and satellite signals. The topics covered in the training of PBN on the flight deck include: PBN Privileges: The requirements and benefits of obtaining PBN privileges for pilots and operators. Pre-Departure: Pre-departure checks and procedures for PBN operations, such as verifying the navigation database, selecting the appropriate departure procedure, and entering the flight plan. Takeoff: Departure considerations and challenges for PBN operations, such as runway selection, obstacle clearance, and noise reduction. Departure: The departure phase of PBN operations, such as following the Standard Instrument Departure (SID) route, managing the climb profile, and transitioning to the en route phase. En Route: The en route phase of PBN operations, such as maintaining the required navigation performance (RNP), monitoring fuel consumption, and adjusting the flight plan if necessary. Arrival: The arrival phase of PBN operations, such as selecting the appropriate Standard Terminal Arrival Route (STAR), descending to the initial approach fix (IAF), and preparing for the final approach. Approach Operations - Overview: An overview of different PBN approach operations, such as RNP to xLS, RNP AR, and Simultaneous Parallel Approach Operations (SPA), to support. Studies: Studies conducted by EUROCONTROL on the benefits and challenges of implementing PBN in Europe, such as PBN Impact Assessment, PBN Business Case, and PBN Implementation Roadmap. By watching these videos, you can better understand how PBN works in practice. Discover the power of PBN to shape the future of flight! For more information, visit https://lnkd.in/dGJP4pVt.  #PBN, #performancebasednavigation, #PBNoperations, #PBNprivileges, #PBNregulation, #PBNtraining, #PBNprocedures, #RNPAPCH, #LNAV, #LNAVVNAV, #LPV, #CFIT, #ICAO, #ILS, #airspacedesign, #flightefficiency, #flightsafety, #flightcrew, #aircraft, #instrumentrating, #IR, #Europeanairspace, #rnpar, #studentpilot, #PilotTraining, #pilotocomercial, #airlinespilot

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