
Don’t make these pilot mistakes on your skills test
800 hour pilot, subjects himself to the flying skills test he took 10 years earlier, makes silly mistakes.
Here is The Flying Reporter’s latest content.
800 hour pilot, subjects himself to the flying skills test he took 10 years earlier, makes silly mistakes.
A 160Kg drone, contracted by the UK Home Office, loses its command and control link while searching for migrant boats in the English Channel.
An infringement of Class A airspace shows the limitations of GPS moving maps.
The UK CAA’s recent annual safety report shows a continued rise in light aircraft accidents and serious incidents since the Covid pandemic – I explore why this might be.
I visit the Scottish island of Barra and make a right mess of my approach to land because of task saturation, but that’s not my only regret.
I clean and polish a Cessna 172 and see if there’s any measurable increase in speed.
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I discover that flying in formation is really hard work.
Film director Guy Ritchie tells The Flying Reporter why he’s bought a small English airfield.
In this episode, I visit a very moving event at Newcastle Airfield, just south of Dublin in Ireland.
In August’s Pilot Briefing, we also find out what to do if you get a Carbon Monoxide alarm activation in flight.
Here is a free checklist you can use if you get a CO detection in your aircraft.