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BRS Training: Cirrus Deploys Chute Training
Cirrus says it has made pilot safety its new top priority with a program designed to ensure the pilots of its aircraft know how, and perhaps more importantly when, to use the built-in safety features, including the parachute. In announcing Cirrus...-
Call to Action. Adding Spiral recovery Tasks to the Practical Test Standards (PTS).
Intentional or unintentional spiral dives have caused a number of fatalities throughout the world. Therefore, I have decided to pursue getting spiral dive recovery into the Practical Test Standards (PTS) so all new pilots and CFI's will start... 
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Time is Flight Training’s Critical Cost
Last updated by XC Triker in the group Learning to Trike Comments (4)Categories: Trike Talk, Training / Learning to Fly a Trike, Safety
Part of group: Learning to TrikeTime is Flight Training’s Critical Cost By Scott Spangler on January 7th, 2013 In discussing a wide range of subjects starting with flight training, much has been said about the dilatory and disaffecting consequences of... -
Self Locking Nut (NyLock) Safety Alert- How to use them, from NTSB
Last updated by XC TrikerCategories: Equipment, Safety, Maintenance
Can you believe that re-using this cheap little part caused that P-51 to lose control into the crowd at Reno Air Races a couple years ago. Here is the general story: NTSB issues five new Safety Alerts And here is... Secret No Fly Zone ????
By Ed E.Categories: Trike Talk, Training / Learning to Fly a Trike, Safety, ATC & Communication
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This is very important for us all!! This also shows how unsure and scared our government is. http://www.aopa.org/aircraft/articles/2013/130110secret-no-fly-zone.html?WT.mc_id=130111epilot&WT.mc_sect=gan-
Ghost Planes Clouding the Skies!? Could air traffic control be the Next Generation of attacks from...
Last updated by AdminCategories: Training / Learning to Fly a Trike, Safety, ATC & Communication, News
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Best way to exit a narrow box canyon?
"Of course, don’t get in a box canyon is the easy answer for this one, but that does not answer the question. We are all aware of the accident over the East River in New York City wherein the pilot was unable to turn around in the... -
Passive Detection Systems.
Passive Detection System - Power lines. One of the most effective systems in keeping aircraft high over the land, or on the other hand, destroying an aircraft that wants to fly low, is the passive... Pilots, passengers need to understand the risks
By XC TrikerCategories: Trike Talk, Training / Learning to Fly a Trike, Safety
www.jetwhine.com - I think many of us have been saying this .... Blogger Scott Spangler writes that pilots and their passengers need a better understanding of the risks related to flight. By better understanding and accepting the risks, he writes, pilots and...