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How to Stay Curious as a Pilot: Mastering Lifelong Learning

Aviation is probably one of the best industries to pick if you’re looking for passionate people. Some people have worked and planned their entire lives around becoming a pilot, and feel extremely grateful for the job they do. Some might Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 3 years ago January 19, 2025
Just Culture
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The Power of Just Culture: Killing the Blame Game

In many companies across the globe, if something goes wrong, the go-to response is to start finger pointing and finding someone to blame. In aviation though, we sure like to think we’re better than that, but are we actually? 👀 Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 3 years ago January 19, 2025
Pilot Mental Health
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The Hidden Impact of Pilot Mental Health on Flight Safety

Aviation as a profession demands a lot from all of us. Being a pilot often means crazy financial pressures to get qualified, long hours, working outside your normal circadian rhythm and being separated from loved ones. All while being one Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago January 16, 2026
Threats for air ambulance
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The 10 Biggest Threats to Air Ambulance Helicopters

Helicopter flight crews have a lot of threats to manage on a daily basis. From tail rotors without redundancy, to all the moving parts and the aerodynamic counter-forces to stay in the air. The biggest threats to air ambulance helicopters Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago January 20, 2026
Single pilot commercial flights
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Single Pilot Commercial Flights: The Future, or a Massive Safety Risk?

We’ve seen waves of proposals and research in the last few years regarding single pilot operations in the commercial airline environment. Companies are constantly looking for ways to cut costs, but at what point will safety have to make way Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago January 19, 2025
Notes From the Cockpit

My Journey from Student Pilot to HEMS Commander

I get a lot of questions on how I got where I am in my career, what the process looked like for me, and where others who are looking to do the same could start. I was promoted to HEMS Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago January 20, 2026
The Dirty Dozen
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Aviation Safety’s Biggest Obstacle: The Dirty Dozen of Human Factors

If you’re a pilot, you have probably been bombarded with the rule of thumb that roughly 70% of aviation accidents are caused by Human Factors, not technical malfunctions. We constantly get reminded of this, whether in the classroom, during safety Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago January 19, 2025
How to manage fatigue
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How to Manage Fatigue and Survive Nightshifts

Sleep is something none of us can escape from. For some it’s something to look forward to, for many others it’s a constant source of stress. Pilots often have to deal with staying awake while everyone else is dreaming away, Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago October 24, 2026
How does TCAS Work?
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What is TCAS? The Ultimate Pilot Guide

TCAS is one of the most overlooked and under-appreciated systems in today’s global aviation industry 🌎 It has contributed a lot to the massively improved safety levels that have developed over time. It has proven itself over and over again, Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago January 30, 2025
Notes From the Cockpit

The Fenestron vs Conventional Tail Rotors

The Fenestron is a fascinating type of anti-torque system. Single-rotorhead helicopters have to deal with the same issues that come with pushing a rotor disc around. 💨 There are a lot of different ways to deal with these issues though. Read more

By Jop Dingemans, 4 years ago January 19, 2025

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