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
Author: Blake
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in August 2023. A lot has changed with Toronto’s airspace since then and this post has been updated
An air traffic controller shortage in Toronto is starting to negatively effect general aviation across the city. Controlling Canada’s Airspace NavCanada is Canada’s non-profit organization
Canada has some unique rules when it comes to instrument flight rules compared to the rest of the world. The reason for these rules was
In Canada, there are three ways search and rescue (SAR) officials will initiate the start of a search for a missing aircraft. Of which, only
One thing they don’t teach you in flight school is how to fuel your aircraft. This is something I had to learn on my own
Below are links to the hour webinar on how to use Windy (windy.com) to help with both local and cross country flying. Specific focus will
Two airplanes are approaching an aerodrome at the same time. One is planning the straight in downwind for runway 33. The other, is planning on
Back in 2010 the airport was sold off to Caddilac Fairview to be redeveloped into commercial and residential spaces. Thirteen years later (not far off
Making my way westward towards Lake Havasu, Nevada (KHII), I decide to stop for lunch in Dalhart, TX (KDHT). The next leg of my flight