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Month: August 2008

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VOT Facilities Being Decomissioned

August 29, 2008 Blake

AIC 36/08 outlines NavCanadas latest decommissioning project. NAV CANADA, the country’s provider of civil air navigation services, recently evaluated the requirement for very high frequency

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To Change A Lightbulb…

August 29, 2008 Blake

I was driving by the airport the other day and noticed that some obstruction lighting on telephone poles near the approach of 33 were burnt

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Book Review: So You Want To Be A Pilot, Eh?

August 26, 2008 Blake

Title: So You Want To Be A Pilot, Eh? Author: James Ball ISBN: 9780978130916 Size: 216 Pages Rating: 4 out of 5. Although I’m already

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Toronto Propane Explosion, as heard from YYZ Ground

August 26, 2008 Blake

There was a recent fire in the Toronto area that was being fed from propane. There was some discussion about the incident at YYZ, on

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Space Shuttle Launch

August 25, 2008 Blake

This is a really cool video!

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Busy, busy, busy.

August 18, 2008 Blake

Sorry for the lack of updates everyone. My day job is keeping me busy with the Olympics, plus some events in my personal life have

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CRM? What about SRM?

August 8, 2008 Blake

We’ve all heard of CRM. But what about Single Pilot Resource Management? The University of Western Ontario has a course on Single Pilot Resource Management.

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Air Routes Vs. Airways

August 5, 2008October 15, 2024 Blake

Air routes differ over airways in that they are in uncontrolled airspace. That is, air routes are not controlled by ATC, unlike airways. The Designated

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Overlapping Airways

August 1, 2008 Blake

I was looking at the Designated Airspace Handbook tonight and noticed something peculiar. The DAH is the legal document that describes Canada’s airspace. It defines

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