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Pilot Training Seminars Across Sweden

Apr 13, 2014 13:04 PM | Erica Martin
Meet Phoenix East Aviation local representative in Sweden and learn the opportunities to know how you can become a pilot. How Many Seminars Happening in Sweden? We understand the demand will be high for these kind of seminars, so we allocated 5 Seminars in Sweden; 2...
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This Month, It’s All About Women

Mar 11, 2014 08:03 AM | Erica Martin
For women pilots, the idea of being in a man’s world isn’t all that difficult to bear. Women in the aviation field today aren’t complaining because they don’t have equal rights. They aren’t necessarily being treated unequally or facing a large amount of resistance. The...

5 Must-See Air Shows for 2014

Jan 13, 2014 09:01 AM | Erica Martin
If there’s one thing America does well, it’s hosting airshows. With air show season just around the corner, we take a look at some of America’s best air shows: 1. Sun ‘n Fun April 1-6, 2014 Sun ‘n Fun is the biggest aviation event in...

Your First Flight: What to Expect

Jan 07, 2014 09:01 AM | Erica Martin
The idea of flight training can be intimidating for many. After all, you’ll be in charge of a large flying machine that has a lot of buttons and twice as many things that can go wrong. With all of the rules and important things to...

A Personality Profile for Commercial Airline Pilots

Dec 19, 2013 09:12 AM | Erica Martin
Do commercial pilots have a common personality type? A 2004 report by NASA’s Langley Research Center says they do. The study, found here was conducted with data from 93 commercial pilots and evaluated personality types as they relate to pilot performance and error management. The pilots...

Top 10 Gifts for Student Pilots

Dec 09, 2013 09:12 AM | Erica Martin
1. An airplane Okay, so an actual airplane might be a little expensive, but you can be sure it’s on every pilot’s wish list. If you can’t afford a real airplane, maybe you can opt for an aircraft model.  A model of the airplane he...

What is Risk Management For Pilots?

Dec 02, 2013 10:12 AM | Erica Martin
Student pilots study risk management as part of their flight training curriculum. The FAA has decided that managing risks is both necessary and important, and for good reason: An analysis of aviation accident investigations tells us that that most aircraft accidents are preceded not by...