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Delta Removes Degree Requirement for Prospective Pilots - FLYING Magazine Delta Airlines (NYSE: DAL) will no longer require pilots to hold a bachelor’s degree, the airline announced this week. “After a comprehensive review of our pilot hiring requirements, Delta has decided to make a four-year college degree ‘preferred’ rather than required for first officer candi...

When was the last time you did some recurrency training? Was it better or worse than you expected?

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Knocking off the rust — General Aviation News Recurrent training can help you knock off the rust after a period of not flying, such as the long winter months or when life gets in the way of getting out to the airport. But it can also help you tackle those maneuvers that make you uncomfortable, making you a better — and safer — pilot.

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FAA Clears Archer Aviation for First Flight - FLYING Magazine The FAA has inspected Archer Aviation’s prototype electric air taxi program, authorizing a special airworthiness certificate, clearing the way for its first hover test flight.

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New app ‘gamifies’ flight training — General Aviation News

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King Schools Launches Airline Operations Course - AVweb King Schools introduced a new Part 121 airline operations course this week at AirVenture 2021 in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Created in partnership with 1StepPrep President Joseph Munoz, the online course focuses on preparing newly hired pilots for their first job at a Part 121 organization. It covers topic...

Did you recognize all the different types of flaps? Which kind does your airplane have?

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Questions from the Cockpit: What is a fowler flap? — General Aviation News

How did you choose to do your training?

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Top Five Things You Should Look for in a Flight School When Becoming an Airline Pilot

How does your flight department keep track of your hours?

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FAA Publishes Final Rule on New Pilot Records Database Regulations The FAA has now published their final rule on new regulations regarding the Pilots Records Database that requires operators to check the expanded database before hiring new pilots, but only with that pilot’s approval.

How do you house your aircraft? Tie Down? Hangar?

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Hangars in high demand Aircraft hangars are in high demand and short supply, with some airports compiling waiting lists that can top several years, according to two surveys, one sent to more than 700 AOPA Airport Support Network volunteers, and the other to all 116 public-use Pennsylvania airports.

Do you know the oil consumption of your aircraft? What about in warmer weather? Colder weather?

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What should my oil consumption be? — General Aviation News The pilot's distraction while looking for traffic, which led to his failure to extend the landing gear before landing, and his exceedance of the airplane's critical angle of attack during a subsequent go-around, which resulted in an aerodynamic stall.

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What type of weather service do you use for flight planning?

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When was the last time you did a steep turn? For a checkride?

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Steep Turns - AVweb Not only do they help build confidence, steep turns are a gateway to understanding and mastering other, perhaps more mundane maneuvers.

How many of you shared expenses during training? How did you make it work?

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Top Feds Weigh In On Expense-Sharing Flights - Plane & Pilot Magazine According to a new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO), it depends in large part on how you met your “friend.”

Do any of you still use paper charts? Do you prefer your electronic flight bag?

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VFR charts to go on 56-day cycle starting February 25 Sectional and terminal area charts are among the VFR products that the FAA will begin updating every 56 days, starting February 25.

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Bombardier To Close Down Learjet Production - AVweb Bombardier has announced that it intends to end Learjet production in 2021 in order to focus on its Challenger and Global aircraft families.

Calling all pilots! How many of you have flown a Cub?

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