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
Category: Air Law
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
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
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
A recent discussion with a fellow pilot had me going down a rabbit hole to find an answer to a seemingly simple question. In Canada
When you plan a flight, do you check the relevant NOTAMs? How do you know if they are important to you and your flight? Did
A recent comment about flight plans by a reader has prompted me to write this post about flight itineraries. Pilots have the option of filing
One thing you need to do that wasn’t really taught (to me) was how to calculate when you’re flying at night (or Legal Night as
A friend of mine mentioned that it would be cool to have “a million dollars” to have his own airport. I told him that all