I read in the paper the other day that a popular landmark for both nautical and aeronautical navigation will be no more on Monday. “The
Category: Interesting Things
Take a look at some of the things I find interesting. You just might be amazed!
John who?! JD McCurdy, as he is known, was the first person to fly an airplane in Canada. He was schooled at St. Andrews College
I came across a site that listed pay scales for some Canadian Airlines. Depressing yet exciting at the same time:
I came across this pretty funny video of a radar display (timelapse of course) of FedEx airplanes landing at their memphis hub while a thunderstorm
I came across the great circle mapper website that allows you to plot on a map routes you have taken from airports. I tossed in
I spent this rainy day bumming around the net. I found some interesting aviation related websites. Please feel free to comment and let me know
The latest episode of Mythbusters tackles the myth of cell phones on airplanes. Their experiment was done two different ways. First they purchased a bunch
Crew Resource Management. It’s a concept that is relatively new to the aviation scene. The idea behind CRM is that work flows and communication in
This is a repost from Aviatrix’s latest post. First, some background: ADF Is a navigation tool thats based on AM radio signals. The way it
This clip is a good example of a language barrier that could cause potential problems with air traffic. It looks like the controller was telling