#FlightSafety

[enjoyfreefall]

Can You Land With A Wingsuit on Water?

What goes up must come back down! Whether wingsuiting out of an airplane door or from atop a mountain peak, a safe landing on the ground is essential. But can you land a wingsuit on water without a parachute?

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/can-you-land-with-a-wingsuit-on-water/

[maujitriptour]

Why It’s Important to Turn Off Your Mobile Phone During Flights

Always turn off your mobile phone during flights! This vital action helps maintain clear communication in the cockpit and ensures a safe journey for all passengers. Want to learn more? Read our blog: Importance of Turning Off Mobile Phones During Flight.

[topcrewaviation]

👉Why is the Color Blindness Test Crucial?

🛫 Ensuring precise instrument reading, signal recognition, and safety in aviation.

⭐At Top Crew Aviation, we prepare you for every aspect of flying, because your vision is as vital as your skills.

[ivygorgon]

An open letter to the U.S. Senate

Pass the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act

474 so far! Help us get to 500 signers!

There were over 500 near-misses by major commercial airlines last year. Every one of these misses could’ve been the next airline crash disaster killing hundreds of passengers. One of the problems is that air traffic controllers are working 10 hour shifts, 6 days a week, with mandatory overtime. And the problem is getting worse as the airline industry loses more air traffic controllers each year than it’s training to replace them. Congress can take a huge step forward in restoring public safety for travelers, workers, and the public at large by reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration now. The good news is that in August of last year, the House passed the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act -- the bipartisan legislation to restore and improve important aviation safety and infrastructure programs. Since then the Senate has passed a budget for training 3,000 more air traffic controllers over the next 5 years, but that’s not good enough. It doesn’t address the working conditions and other safety issues, and that means it won’t go far enough to improve safety and make it safer to fly. I’m writing to urge you to please co-sponsor and pass the Securing Growth and Robust Leadership in American Aviation Act to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration with maximum staffing for air traffic controllers now.

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[williamkergroach55]

Red Zone

"The situation in Yemen and the surrounding maritime areas presented serious risks of assassination, abduction, and piracy. The entirety of Yemeni territory was classified as a red zone, and it was strongly advised against traveling there. Al-Qaeda was active in the Arabian Peninsula and particularly targeted foreign nationals. Two hundred foreigners had been kidnapped over the past fifteen years. Foreign nationals were therefore urged to abandon any plans to travel to Yemen. The waters south of the Red Sea and in the Gulf of Aden were the scene of frequent attacks on civilian and military vessels. Acts of maritime piracy, including hostage-taking, were common. At-risk maritime areas included the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and the southern Red Sea. Clearly, it was not the right time to come to Aden. The country was at war, one of those endless wars that had torn the country apart since its inception. Yemen, one of the oldest cradles of civilization in the Middle East, had existed for millennia. It had been the kingdom of Saba, then Hadramaut, Qataban, and Ma'in. The region had prospered under Himyarite domination, with trade extending to East Africa. Then the arrival of Islam had changed everything. Yemeni tribes had played a significant role in the Islamic conquests. The Abbasids had given way to the Ayyubids, Ziyadids, Sulayhids, Rassoulids, Tahirids, Zayidis, and then the Ottomans, against whom Henry de Monfreid had intrigued on behalf of France. The rivalry between North Yemen and South Yemen was the seed of a series of political troubles and conflicts, culminating in the civil war of 1994. This rivalry had been exacerbated by Ottoman dominance in the north, against Aden and the southern territories under British rule. Once again, the British had sown discord before withdrawing in 1967, once nationalist passions had reached a boiling point. Since then, despite the attempt at unification in 1990, the country had not found itself. Yemen had become a land of internal strife, prey to foreign interventions that elicited resistance movements in return. In 2011, the Arab Spring, concocted by the CIA, had finally swept Yemen away. The assumption of duties by the US Ambassador to Tunis, Joey R. Hood, after the end of the second round of legislative elections in Tunisia, and the visit to Tunisia by the CIA Director in Libya and Egypt were part of the plan to destabilize the Middle East, with the help of the Islamist Brotherhood. The "Arab Spring" was a reconfiguration of the region orchestrated by the American administration. The Middle East Briefing (MEB) organization, relying on a declassified report from the US State Department dated October 22, 2010, demonstrated the involvement of the White House in these revolutions that had shaken the entire Middle East and North Africa. The CIA had worked deeply with non-governmental organizations through its "Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI)" to finance and catalyze "change in the region." The Obama administration had been at the forefront, sparing no effort to succeed in its interference in the internal affairs of targeted countries. William B. Taylor, Special Coordinator for Transitions in the Middle East, led this destabilization project, the same one that had prepared the "orange revolution" in Ukraine... Yemen had been targeted, along with Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, and Syria. Since the civil war of 2015, the country had been plunged into chaos. The Houthi rebels, supported by Iran, had seized control of the capital, Sana'a, and overthrown the government of Hadi. In response, a coalition led by Saudi Arabia had launched a military campaign to restore Hadi. Millions of people had been displaced, famine and cholera were ravaging the country. In short, the country was dying because of bastards who had decided to destroy the world from Washington.

I had taken off from Cairo on Yemenia Airways flight IY603, which was supposed to land me at Aden Airport."

[whatshappeningintheworlds-blog]

All Alaska Airlines flights have been returned to service after the carrier asked the Federal Aviation Administration to suspend operations for all mainline departures nationwide on Wednesday morning while it resolved "an issue" following a "system upgrade."

[ragini-14]

Aviation 5G Market Growth Status and Outlook 2024-2030

The qualitative report published by Exactitude Consultancy research on the “Aviation 5G Market offers an in-depth examination of the current trends, latest expansions, conditions, market size, various drivers, limitations, and key players along with their profile details. The Aviation 5G market report offers the historical data for 2018 to 2023 and also makes available the forecast data from the year 2024 to 2030 which is based on revenue. With the help of all this information research report helps the Market contributors to expand their market positions. With the benefit of all these explanations, this market research report recommends a business strategy for present market participants to strengthen their role in the market. This report analyzes the impact of the Covid 19 pandemic on the Aviation 5G Market from a Global and Regional perspective.

Top Key Players are covered in the Aviation 5G Market Report:

Cisco Systems, Panasonic Avionics Corporation, Huawei Technologies Co. Lodging LLC, OneWeb, Aeromobile Communications, Smartsky Networks, Inseego Corp, Intelsat, SkyFive AG, Global Eagle Entertainment, Deutsche Telekom AG

For The Full Report Click here:

https://exactitudeconsultancy.com/reports/17953/aviation-5g-market/

[enjoyfreefall]

How Do Wingsuit Pilots Land? (Plus 5 Incredible Landings)

Wingsuit pilots soar through the sky at incredible speeds, but have you ever wondered how they safely land? With such a unique flying experience, the landing process must be equally unique. But how do wingsuit pilots land?

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/how-do-wingsuit-pilots-land-plus-the-5-most-incredible-landings/

[luggagenest]

Can a Batteries Go in Checked Luggage?

Are you wondering about “Can Batteries Go in Checked Luggage?” when you travel? It’s a common question, and we’re here to make it easy for you. In this guide, we’ll break down the rules and provide you with straightforward advice so you can travel with your batteries worry-free. Whether you’re a frequent flyer or new to travel, additionally, let’s explore how to handle batteries while keeping it simple and safe: Read more...

[wnewsguru]

विमानन में नए नियम | लाइसेंस की वैधता बढ़ी, पायलटों के लिए बड़ी खबर

सरकार ने विमानन क्षेत्र में कारोबार सुगमता को और बेहतर बनाने के प्रयासों के तहत नियमों में संशोधन किया है इसके अनुसार वाणिज्यिक पायलट लाइसेंस अब 10 साल के लिए वैध होंगे। अभी तक कमर्शियल पायलट लाइसेंस (सीपीएल) की वैधता पांच साल के लिए होती थी और उस अवधि के पूरा होने के ��ाद इसे रिन्यू कराना होता था।

[maujitriptour]

What’s Up With the Hole in Airplane Windows?

That tiny hole in airplane windows isn't just for looks! It helps balance cabin pressure and manage condensation, making your flight safer and more comfortable. Learn all about this clever design feature in our blog: Real Reason Why Airplane Windows Have Holes.

[topcrewaviation]

👆This is a Steep Spiral Gliding Turn around a fixed point on the ground. It's useful for staying over a spot where you can land without engine power. Mastering this maneuver helps you handle emergency landings more effectively. . ✨Make sure to keep this in mind during the Steep Spiral Procedure 👉Starting Altitude: Begin at around 5,000 feet. 👉Bank Angle: Keep the bank angle under 60°. 👉Best Glide Speed: Maintain the best glide speed plus 10 knots for safety. 👉Engine Management: Clear the engine every 360° turn to prevent issues. 👉Clear Engine: Briefly add a throttle to clear the engine after each turn. 👉Completion: Finish the maneuver at no less than 1,500 feet above ground. . ▶️Practice this essential maneuver to enhance your flight proficiency and emergency landing skills.

[one-bravo-tango]

Instructor guides student on the power and grip

This #aviation video is from Episode 04 - Student Pilot with Instructor - Slow flight, approach stall, where instructor guides the Student pilot on the take off, he explained about the how to push the power on take off and he explained about  the grip.

[otaviogilbert]

Amazing Air Show | Aviation Safety Regulations/Systems Landmarks #shorts #aviation #law

Get ready for an amazing air show and an insightful look into aviation safety regulations and systems landmarks in this exciting #shorts video! Join us as we showcase breathtaking aerial displays while delving into the critical aspects of aviation safety. Explore the milestones and regulations that ensure the skies remain safe for all. Whether you're an aviation enthusiast or simply curious about aviation law, this video has it all!