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Empowering excellence in aviation! Mastering the intricacies of aircraft weight distribution and ensuring safe, efficient flights. Get ready to elevate the industry standard! 🛫✨ #AviationTraining #LoadControl #AircraftSafety #ProfessionalDevelopment #avgeeks #aviation #Airlines #pilottraining #safety #engineeringdesign #aerodynamics #loadplanning #weightandbalance #atc #training #airports

It is not surprising that Boeing and its supplier are on the news again. People at these firms are too busy cheering over fuel efficiency and cost reduction, than instilling a safety-first culture which shall be the core corporate value and baseline competitive advantage. We are so far ahead of the last century, where accidents are common reminders of safety. It's natural that airlines are asking for lower-cost aircrafts: 1) US Jet A-1 price is at $1.295/gal in 2020, not $0.386/gal in 1978 2) Customers don't hear so often about aviation accidents 3) Increased competition and customers emphasizing more about the experience than safety Maybe instead of saving cost on aircrafts, the industry should focus on investing in technologies for ATC service, especially PBN and collision avoidance, where bigger cost savings can coincide with improvement on safety. #aviation #737max #faa #alaskaairlines #safety

CROSSWIND LANDING A crosswind landing approach is executed through the crabbed landing technique where the pilot flying usually tilts the aircraft nose to face the direction the wind is coming from in order to maintain the aircraft to runway's centreline. But often due to excessive crosswinds, the pilot may execute a missed approach, Go-Around procedure. All in all, SAFETY always comes first in all aviation decisions and operational procedures. #safety #sms #safetyfirst #safetyalways @marksmithphotography #aviation #aviationknowledge #aviator #aviators

Behind every smooth flight is a team dedicated to excellence in aircraft maintenance. Our commitment to safety and precision ensures you can fly with confidence every time. How do you ensure top performance in your field? #Aviation #AircraftMaintenance #SafetyFirst

Fuel pressure adjustments on a customer's Columbia Aircraft 🔧 Part 145 maintenance by Clear Star Aviation at Addison Airport (ADS) 🛩 #clearstar #aviation #part145 #airplane #maintenance #addisonairport

Myth: It will be decades (if ever) before airliners are operated by a single pilot, alone on the flight deck. Single pilot and reduced crew operations (RCO) are decades away from implementation and may never even happen. Fact: Research and development to remove pilots from the flight deck is already underway in Europe with a projected rollout of the technology within 5-10 years for all-cargo and eventually passenger operations. While talk of implementing RCO has not been as prevalent in North America as it has been in Europe, the interconnected nature of our global aviation system means that, if the technology is approved for use in Europe, it is only a matter of time before it becomes commonplace in North America. Read more from our partners at European Pilots: https://lnkd.in/eG_pgVqx #Aviation #Safety #Pilot #SafetyStartsWith2

It is essential to maintain adequate separation between aircraft, especially when dealing with aircraft of different sizes and weights. Wake turbulence generated by a larger aircraft can significantly affect a smaller aircraft following it, which can result in dangerous situations during takeoff, flight, and landing. The pilot who aborted the landing when he was too close to the turbulent wake of the Boeing 777 made a prudent and safe decision. The minimum separation between aircraft is regulated by civil aviation authorities and can vary depending on various factors, such as the size and speed of the aircraft involved. This story highlights the importance of pilots being attentive to air traffic conditions and making quick and appropriate decisions to ensure the safety of their flights and passengers.

🛠️ Maintenance Monday: The 100-Hour Inspection ✈️ Did you know that every 100 hours of flight time, an aircraft undergoes a thorough inspection to ensure it's in top-notch condition? During a 100-hour inspection, our mechanics check everything from the engine, propeller, inspection panels, landing gear and avionics. It's a meticulous process that can take several hours, but it's worth every second to ensure your flights are as safe as possible. Remember, aviation safety isn’t just about the pilots—it’s about the entire team working behind the scenes to keep every plane airworthy. Next time you take to the skies, think about the dedication and expertise that make your journey smooth and safe! #AviationSafety #AviationMaintenance #100HourInspection #PilotLife #FlySafe #AirplaneMaintenance #AviationMechanic #GeneralAviation

Safety starts with 2.

Every one talk and demand safety first but is no implementation. Auditors, supervisors, quality controllers, etc. All of them they talk to much ball shit because they argue that is written but they don’t make making to be implement all the safety procedures to avoid all this kind of accidents. There is legislation, a lot, but people they get lost because part of is written contradicting there selfs. All this to reduce people and save money but on the end they wast more money now then was before. If they wont professionals they pay to have in they don’t pay they amateurs. Show me the money and I give you real professional. If give me peanuts I give you monkeys.🐒