Countries around the world are slowly deprecating old radio navigation aids in favour of using GPS for navigation. These old navigation aids include VORs and
Things take time in aviation and that is certainly the case with improving the state of Toronto’s airspace. As they say: “Time heals all”. The
Here is AIC 005/2025 for reference. When trying to chart a three dimensional sphere (the earth) on a two dimensional piece of paper. You need
Humans have been using radios to communicate for over 130 years now. Ever since Guglielmo Marconi’s invention of the radio telegraph in 1894. From his
In no particular order here is what I think are some of the most interesting airports in Canada and why. If you have a cool
Flight school teaches how to to navigate long distances, ensure the weather will suitable for your flight, how to divert in case of an emergency,
NavCanada’s Operational Information System (OIS) outlines all of the traffic flow-related information for Canada and most US centres. It offers the following information that can
Uncontrolled airports are just that. Airports that have no control tower or a tower that is closed. At least in Canada, we have no specific
To view my full tutorial on how to use Windy for Flight Planning. See my previous blog post. Windy has recently made a (old) new
One of the main advantages of flying is that you get to travel in straight lines. You know that saying: “The shortest distance between two