Larry Nemecek submitted this photo and note: “A picture from a friend’s RV-7 of the Colorado River looking north from the Tuckup Corridor.”
Flight Risk Assessment Tool released for ag pilots
The National Agricultural Aviation Association (NAAA) has released a Flight Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT) designed specifically for ag aviation.
Pilot Phraseology Workshop slated
During the live workshop on Zoom and YouTube, pilots, flight instructors, and air traffic controllers will discuss common phraseology mistakes, and ways that pilots and controllers can work together to ensure clear and effective communication for safe takeoff and landing, according to FAA officials.
Power solution for wing-mounted cameras debuts
FlightFlix.aero has released the Nav Power Spacer, an experimental device designed to deliver continuous power to wing-mounted cameras.
Pilot warns of new runway’s dangers
The new runway at Marion County Airport (X35) in Dunnellon, Florida, is likely to result in mid-air collisions.
Picture of the Day: Sedona morning
Bill Bennett submitted this photo and note: “We recently took a trip from Texas to California in our SOCATA TB-20 Trinidad. One of our stops was in Sedona Airport (KSEZ). A very beautiful place with many colors of rocks. Landing on and taking off from the famous Sedona ‘airport in the sky’ is always scenic and fun. Here our TB-20 Trinidad awaits us after a night’s rest for our morning departure.”
Victory Lane Aviation named Gold Star service center by Epic Aircraft
Epic Aircraft has chosen Victory Lane Aviation as its first Gold Star Authorized Service Center, a “milestone that recognizes unwavering commitment to operational excellence, expert aircraft maintenance standards, and exceptional customer service.”
Private Pilot exam guide updated
The 14th edition includes more than 900 questions and responses to ensure all the subjects a private pilot candidate will be tested on during a check ride and review flight are covered, including pilot qualifications, preflight/post-flight procedures, airworthiness, aircraft systems, performance and limitations, airspace, airport operations, weather, flight planning, human factors, night operations, emergency equipment, and more.
Fuel starvation results in seriously injured pilot
Probable Cause: The pilot’s inadequate fuel management, which resulted in fuel starvation and a forced landing.