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Video Tip: Handling Emergencies
During your training, you’ll practice a variety of simulated emergencies so that you’re prepared in the event the real thing develops in flight. One of the common training scenarios is a simulated engine failure, which will teach you important memory items and how to use the emergency checklist. This week’s tip demonstrates best-practices for dealing with this rare situation to help you get safely back on the ground.
Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) Change 1 published
The FAA recently published Change 1 of the Aeronautical Information Manual effective December 2, 2021. The completed Explanation of Changes Document may be accessed here. The updated AIM may be accessed here. Updates include: 1−1−9. INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEM (ILS) – further clarifies the ILS Expanded Service Volume (ESV) and includes a new figure that better […]
The FAA recently published Change 1 of the Aeronautical Information Manual effective December 2, 2021.
5−2−7. DEPARTURE RESTRICTIONS, CLEARANCE VOID TIMES, HOLD FOR RELEASE, AND RELEASE TIMES – A recent change to FAA Order JO 7110.65 requires that ATC give a pilot departing from an airport without an operating control tower a departure release, a hold for release, or a release time when issuing the departure clearance. This AIM change reflects the change made to FAA Order JO 7110.65 and clarifies pilot and controller responsibilities.
Video Tip: Handling Emergencies
/in Video Tips/by Bret KoebbeDuring your training, you’ll practice a variety of simulated emergencies so that you’re prepared in the event the real thing develops in flight. One of the common training scenarios is a simulated engine failure, which will teach you important memory items and how to use the emergency checklist. This week’s tip demonstrates best-practices for dealing with this rare situation to help you get safely back on the ground.
Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) Change 1 published
/in Regulations, Uncategorized/by Eric RadtkeThe FAA recently published Change 1 of the Aeronautical Information Manual effective December 2, 2021. The completed Explanation of Changes Document may be accessed here. The updated AIM may be accessed here. Updates include: 1−1−9. INSTRUMENT LANDING SYSTEM (ILS) – further clarifies the ILS Expanded Service Volume (ESV) and includes a new figure that better […]