My class mate Lu has his Multi rating and was going to go on a flight tonight up to Collingwood and Haliburton to build some
Category: Interesting Things
Take a look at some of the things I find interesting. You just might be amazed!
Got this via the Buttonville Flying Club: On 5 July, 2007 there will be change in the classification and size of certain airspace near Toronto.
Remember a while back when I went on the tour of the Toronto ACC? I had mentioned that my tour guide will be speaking at
There are 64,051 registered pilots (including Air Traffic Controllers) in Canada, only 4,021 of them are female. And I thought the IT industry was bad.
I got the latest CFS from NavCanada today and was surprised to find a new look. According to the enclosed note the changes aren’t just
Sulako’s recent post about stuck mikes gave me the idea to post all of the audio clips I’ve found with people in similar situations. I’ve
Iain Anderson came up with an idea to create a short film using the 50 official airport icons. The tune is catchy and the short
There are two types of instrument approaches called precision and non-precision. Precision: A precision approach is able to guide the airplane in both the vertical
Most big planes use an ILS approach. An ILS approach does not involve looking out the window at all, you just follow your instruments all
Virgin America is trying to get a foothold in the US market. The Department of Transportation no diced their application and now VA has an