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,
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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
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
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
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
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
Update: A 45 min presentation on this topic is now available on YouTube Flying General Aviation from Canada to the United States can be an