Teaching differently A talented and passionate aviator built a life-size 737 simulator in his garage. It was used by airline pilots. Read more about 'Teaching differently'... Posted in Instruction instructors and training, Posted 45 hours ago
Dawn of the Tāwhaki era Unmanned aircraft crews now have a dedicated bit of New Zealand airspace in which to test their cutting-edge aircraft. Read more about 'Dawn of the Tāwhaki era'... Posted in Pilot performance flying practice and professionalism, Airspace, Aircraft owner and aircraft, Posted 9 days ago
You can always learn something, when things go wrong From the CAA’s Investigations team. Collaborate with other PCBUs at the same worksite Photo: iStock. Read more about 'You can always learn something, when things go wrong'... Posted in When things go wrong, Posted 16 days ago
An industry under pressure Keeping instructors is a major challenge for training organisations. But with good planning and the right attitude, they have a better chance. Read more about 'An industry under pressure'... Posted in Instruction instructors and training, Posted 16 days ago
Lessons learned from accidents - You can always learn something, when things go wrong From the CAA’s Investigations team. Read more about 'Lessons learned from accidents - You can always learn something, when things go wrong'... Posted in When things go wrong, Posted 23 days ago
Near collision on take-off An itinerant pilot learned the hard way that checking the AIP at an unfamiliar aerodrome could be a lifesaver. Read more about 'Near collision on take-off'... Posted in Pilot performance flying practice and professionalism, When things go wrong, Aerodromes, Posted 23 days ago
MET changes In a few months, major aerodromes around the country will align their METAR and TAF reporting procedures with international standards. Read more about 'MET changes'... Posted in Weather, Aerodromes, Posted 30 days ago
What could go wrong? I learned about distraction in IMC from this. A few years ago, a Cessna I jointly owned was sold, and I bought a Cirrus G2 2004 to replace it. Read more about 'What could go wrong?'... Posted in Pilot performance flying practice and professionalism, When things go wrong, Posted 37 days ago
RACAs - New Zealand’s frontline defenders against threats to aviation How do regulated air cargo agents remain vigilant against the constantly evolving menace to New Zealand’s aviation industry? Read more about 'RACAs - New Zealand’s frontline defenders against threats to aviation'... Posted in Carriage of goods, Posted 44 days ago
Bird strike risk at Kaikōura this summer A pilot who’s dedicated many years protecting an endangered species of native sea bird, says they’re a massive bird strike risk during the summer months. Read more about 'Bird strike risk at Kaikōura this summer'... Posted 57 days ago