Which Apple Watch Model Is Best Suited for Pilots?
From the practical SE to the rugged Ultra 2, discover which Apple Watch model is best for pilots.
From the practical SE to the rugged Ultra 2, discover which Apple Watch model is best for pilots.
Explore the range of aircraft tiedowns that are used to ensure your airplane’s safety on any surface.
The app provides pre- and postflight insights, allowing pilots to analyze their flights, compare trends with peers, and improve decision-making.
Discover top models from Ray-Ban, Oakley, and more, with insights on lens material, tint, and frame selection to enhance cockpit visibility and reduce eye fatigue.
The National Agricultural Aviation Association has launched a new Flight Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT) to help ag pilots evaluate safety risks before each mission.
The Naples Airport Authority (NAA) introduced a new app to make it easier for disgruntled neighbors to file noise complaints. NAA partnered with EnviroSuite in developing the app, which allows users to report aircraft noise events directly from their smartphones. The Naples Airport is no stranger to noise complaints as it saw more than 123,000 […]
You’ve probably heard someone tossing around the term “GOES satellite” at one time or another. This refers to a NOAA satellite program that has been in operation for 47 years. GOES stands for Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite, in other words, a weather satellite that’s parked 22,236 miles (35,786 km) above the Earth’s surface, directly above the […]
The Terminal Aerodrome Forecast, TAF, is a staple of aviation weather, known to almost every pilot. During my own Air Force career, I composed hundreds of TAFs for pilots not too different from you. In this article we’ll take an inside look at this tool in a more readable format than you’re probably used to. […]
In the Innovations building at last year’s AirVenture, Idaho-based Aithre was showing what we think are the most innovative pilot-focused biometric devices we’ve seen. Aithre is an attention getter because surprisingly, there’s been a slow progression of gadgets for minding pilot and passenger health in the cabin. For measuring blood-oxygen saturation, or SpO2, some finger […]
Since the mid‑1970s, satellite imagery has made its way into everything from television weather‑casts to flight weather briefings. We see them constantly. When a hurricane is approaching the coast, viewers are presented with satellite images. When the local news shows the forecast, a satellite image is almost always used. This technology has grown progressively more […]