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Pitot-Static Flight Instruments
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How do Pitot-Static Flight Instruments Work?

Today we go back to basics! The bread and butter of a cockpit instrument panel or Primary Flight Display are the basic instruments 🚁 A big chunk of them work using air, the other chunk are mostly gyroscopic. The ones Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 4 yearsJuly 12, 2022 ago
What is a sonic boom
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What is a Sonic Boom, and How Does it Affect Helicopters?

Sonic booms: not talked about very much, especially in the helicopter industry 🚁 However, the speed of sound and the effects of breaking it, has a massive influence on the design, procedures and aerodynamic of both planes and helicopters. So Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 4 yearsMay 16, 2022 ago
Calculating density Altitude
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How to Calculate Density Altitude: A Step by Step Guide

Out of all the atmospheric variables we get to deal with as pilots, density altitude is by far the most relevant and important. You should really have it in the back of head when you enter the cockpit for the Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 4 yearsApril 19, 2022 ago
Notes From the Cockpit

6 Crucial Tips for Starting a Pilot Career

Becoming a pilot is considered a pretty common childhood dream. But of course, like any other career, it isn’t all sunshine and rainbows at times. There is a lot to learn along the way, so today I’ll go over 6 Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 4 yearsApril 10, 2022 ago
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The Most Common Turbine Engine Starting Failures

Turbine engines are used widely across the aviation sector. They come in all shapes and sizes: Turbojets, Turboprops, Turboshafts, and Turbofans 🚀 While they all have different characteristics and use cases, they share a lot of similarities at the same Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 4 yearsApril 3, 2022 ago
VTOL
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EASA Issues World’s First “VTOL Vertiport” Design Guidance

EASA has just issued the world’s first “VTOL Vertiport” Design Guidance. This is a massive step, and will help to keep up with the rapid development of the Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) industry and the various aircraft (or in Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 5 yearsMarch 25, 2022 ago
Notes From the Cockpit

Why do Some Aircraft not Appear on Flight Tracking Websites?

A common question for both aviators and non-aviators: Why do some aircraft not appear on flight tracking websites such as Flight Radar 24 and Plane Finder, while others look like the pilots are trying to give passengers a roller coaster Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 5 yearsMarch 20, 2022 ago
Evidence Based Training
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Evidence Based Training in Aviation: Focussing on What Matters

Many of you may have already heard about Evidence Based Training (EBT), or you might be in an organisation that has already fully embraced it ✅ There are still loads of professionals in the aviation industry however, who have not Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 5 yearsFebruary 7, 2022 ago
Notes From the Cockpit

What are the Causes and Effects of Triggered Lightning?

Lightning by itself is usually not considered to be a force that can crash airplanes. The last confirmed US crash that was concluded to be caused by lightning was PAN AM Flight 214 in 1967 ✈️ The plane crashed due Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 5 yearsJanuary 24, 2022 ago
Notes From the Cockpit

Integrating Drones into the Aviation Industry

Drones: A threat to some, a living for others. It is very obvious that no matter where you are in the world, drones are becoming more and more common, and are starting to impact the aviation industry globally 🌎 To Read more…

By Jop Dingemans, 5 yearsDecember 19, 2021 ago

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