If you have a private pilot’s license or are thinking about getting one, you will probably want to know where exactly you can fly. You may even have a flying bucket list that you are looking to start ticking off. So, can private pilots fly anywhere? That is the first question on any pilot’s mind. The …
If you have ever examined the flight path of many planes, you may notice that they tend to move in a curved pattern, rather than in a straight line across the Pacific Ocean. This can lead you to wonder why planes do not fly over the Pacific Ocean, and what the reasons for this may …
Yes, you can log time as a safety pilot under certain conditions.First and foremost, you need to be certified and rated for the aircraft you’ll be flying in and hold a private pilot license. As a safety pilot you are counted as a required crew member which means that you need a current class III …
The Federal Aeronautics Administration does not require people to have an accredited degree from a college to become a pilot, however, most employers will favor candidates who have degrees in relevant fields. Some airlines will require you to have a bachelor’s degree to become a pilot where some will not require you to have one. Some …
If becoming a pilot is your dream, it can be easy to get intimidated by the math they use. Especially if math isn’t your strong point! However, it’s not the end of the world. Today we’re going to take a look at what kind of math pilots use to help you learn a little more …
