by Ask A Pilot | Sep 2, 2020 | Aviation safety
Ask A Pilot have been approached by Gareth Williams a Doctor of Philosophy – PhD, Aeronautical Linguistics. Doctor of Philosophy – PhD, Aeronautical Linguistics. Well that may sound heavy but listen. Gareth is doing a survey which could help us all in our...
by Ask A Pilot | Jul 12, 2020 | Aviation safety
On the 25/06/20 we published a blog called “7 pieces of job advice to pilots graduating during Covid-19”. If you have not read it you can read it here: https://askapilot.net/7-free-pieces-of-job-advice-to-pilots-graduating-during-covid-19/ The blog was deliberately...
by Ask A Pilot | Jun 3, 2020 | Aviation safety, Our jobs as Pilots
When the Wright brothers managed to fly for 12 seconds in dec 1903, it was with a plane with only 12 horsepower and at a height of 3- 4 meters and all manual flying skills. The level of automation today in many modern jets means that pilots rarely fly the aeroplane...
by Ask A Pilot | Apr 27, 2020 | Aviation safety
For the price of 5 minutes in the simulator, this is good knowledge for both training departments and pilots. The majority of all pilots are currently now grounded, due to Corona Virus Restrictions. As time goes by both airlines and pilots are faced with a...
by Ask A Pilot | Feb 12, 2020 | Aviation safety
Pegasus PC2193 FEB 05 2020 We would like to start expressing our deepest sympathy towards the families, passengers, crew and Pegasus Airlines regarding the accident involving flight PC2193. According to ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) Annex...
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