I had the pleasure of flying Jim and my co-worker Massimo this past September around the city. Great times had by all, Jim captured it
Author: Blake
NavCanada will be at the The National Job Fair and Training Expo in Toronto. Wednesday March 24th, 2010. You will be able to find them
It’s been a year since the cospas-sarsat program stopped monitoring 121.5Mhz for distress signals. However, Transport Canada has provided a grace period for aircraft owners
I spent the last two hours cleaning up my logbook and putting in missing entries. Let this be a lesson! Always update your logbook after
Here is a funny clip from the Rick Mercer Report (a show on CBC here in Canada) about the recent security changes for flights in
The United States Coast Guard is going to terminate the LORAN-C service this February. The full service shutdown wont be complete until October of this
Here is a list of some Aviation related events that I have put in my calendar for this year. I doubt I will be able
“…If the engine fails on take-off with insufficient runway remaining, I will trim the aircraft for best glide and try to land withing 30° of
Picture this: Flying home with your family, on a King Air. You have flown single engine airplanes before, but nothing as complex as a turbocharged,
SIgmets are a way of letting pilots know of dangerous flying conditions in a particular area. The danger could be thunderstorms, hail, a tornado, or