Transport Canada has added a list of approved ELTs to their website. http://www.tc.gc.ca/CivilAviation/certification/elt.htm Keep in mind though, ELTs that are certified to Airworthyness Standard TSO-C91a
A while back I posed the question “Does an airplane in 45° bank experience more G forces than a slower one?” The quick answer: No.
A few lighthearted clips to get you through ‘humpday’. (All courtesy of liveatc.net). Hats Off to JFK – A pilot reports a hat on the
Last week I was in Boston. I flew out of Buffalo because it was a signifigant cost savings over flying out of the most expensive
I will be out of town (in Boston) for the next week. I wasn’t able to fly this past weekend due to poor weather. In
The weather last night was perfect for a flight. I brought along a friend from work and we did a city tour. I totally forgot
I’m sure he knew he had enough runway when he calculated his take-off performance.
When I got my new license from TC with my night rating on it, there was an additional “rating” as well that I didn’t recognize.