Experience the thrill of bush flying with essential training insights. Learn bush pilot techniques from Trent Palmer and elevate your flying adventure today!... [Read More]

Are you ready to soar to new heights in the world of photography and videography? Imagine capturing the beauty and drama of aircraft in motion, the awe-inspiring views from the cockpit, and the adrenaline-fueled moments of aviation. Whether you’re a budding photographer, a drone enthusiast,... [Read More]

Navy Veteran Tyler “FEED” Davies will oversee key responsibilities as the new VP of Members Experience. in addition, His strong background in diverse management will undoubtedly be an asset to the company’s continued success and growth. Miami, FL; August 1, 2023 – E3 Aviation Association... [Read More]

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has released a new directive, AD 2023-09-09. This directive prescribes the frequent substitution of V-band turbocharger exhaust couplings in numerous types of aircraft and engines. Notably, this directive applies to all turbocharged engines from Continental and Lycoming, specifically including the... [Read More]

Charting the Course for Healthier Skies: A Comprehensive Examination of Pilot Health and Future Interventions Navigating the health challenges faced by commercial airline pilots is a critical component of securing the safety and efficiency of the global aviation industry. Recognizing the interplay between a pilot’s... [Read More]

Exploring the Psychology of Pilots: Enhancing Aviation Safety Through Understanding Cognitive and Psychological Demands By Jeff Rose The field of aviation psychology delves into the intricate workings of pilots’ minds, shedding light on the cognitive and psychological demands they face during flights. By examining factors... [Read More]

Brace for Impact To assume a brace position or crash position is an instruction that can be given to prepare for a crash, such as on an aircraft; the instruction to “Brace for impact!” or “Brace! Brace!” is often given if the aircraft must make... [Read More]

Professionalism and Flight Discipline in General Aviation By Everette Rochon, FAA Training and Certification Group Manager If you’re interested in aviation, it’s a safe bet that you have seen video of the carefully orchestrated operations on board an aircraft carrier flight deck. You’ve seen the... [Read More]

Operations will comply with the applicable general safety rules for operations and practices prescribed in agency manuals, Federal, State, and OSHA standards. GENERAL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAFETY AROUND AIRPLANES IN-FLIGHT EMERGENCY AERIAL HAZARDS   READ THE REST OF THIS ARTICLE INSIDE THE MEMBERS PLATFORM As an... [Read More]

Checklists are the backbone of safety.  The simple answer to why we use checklists is that humans are both complex and forgetful and aircraft systems are complex.  Combine both and you’re definitely dealing with a situation for distraction.  In aviation, the simple, stupid stuff kills.  Distractions... [Read More]

Recently we wrote about a role model, the first woman pilot – Raymonde de Laroche.  Yes, she’s a woman but more importantly, a role model possessing the qualities any role model should have.  She survived horrific crashes, and still possessed talent and resilience born from a... [Read More]

There are compelling reasons to own your own piece of the sky. No more crowds, your own schedule, your own path to your own goals and memories. Add to that, sound financial reasons for aircraft ownership as well. Beyond the money saved on overnight trips,... [Read More]

Is hydrogen power the future of aviation? On January 19th, ZeroAvia flew the largest aircraft in the world powered by a hydrogen-electric engine. This marks the maiden flight of their hydrogen-powered testbed, a 19-seat Dornier 228 aircraft with a full-sized prototype hydrogen-electric engine on the... [Read More]

Aerobatic pilots like Sean D. Tucker and Michael Goulian are among some of the world’s top aerobatic performers. They showcase their technical skill and stamina with amazing feats every year in the skies. There are five general categories of maneuvers: horizontal and vertical lines, rolls, hammerheads, loops, and spins. ... [Read More]

Here’s a scenario that is a common concern for growing companies. Your company continues its rapid growth, including the opening of new branches in cities not serviced by the airlines. The advantages and efficiencies of transporting your executives and employees to these locations via private aircraft are... [Read More]

Why does an airplane get struck by lightning? Most of the time, flying through a heavily charged flight path, is just fine.  But, just the fact that the aircraft is there, tempts those pesky lightning bolts to pick a target. Actually, aircraft often initiate the... [Read More]

If Other Pilots Aren’t Flying, Should You Press Ahead? By Jason Blair, FAA Designated Pilot Examiner (DPE) The aviation community is a small world. In this environment, we each have the opportunity for positive influence on fellow pilots if we choose to use it. We... [Read More]

Mentors Can Help Safely Build Competence and Confidence By Susan K. Parson, FAA Safety Briefing Magazine Editor Let’s say that the ink is still drying on your freshly issued certificate or rating. You’re proud of the accomplishment, but you don’t feel even close to confident... [Read More]

How to Become a Pilot: Your Step-by-Step Guide | E3 Aviation Becoming a pilot is an exciting journey that opens up a world of opportunities, from flying for recreation to pursuing a career in aviation. The first step to becoming a pilot is deciding what... [Read More]

Professionalism and Flight Discipline in General Aviation By Everette Rochon, FAA Training and Certification Group Manager If you’re interested in aviation, it’s a safe bet that you have seen video of the carefully orchestrated operations on board an aircraft carrier flight deck. You’ve seen the... [Read More]