Piloting perspective: Helicopters vs fixed-wing
As a pilot, flying a helicopter with complex maneuvers like hovering, autorotation, vertical takeoffs, and landings offers breathtaking views […]
How much rest do pilots (in Nepal) need?
Pilots are like the unsung heroes of long-haul flights. They’re the ones who keep us cruising at 30,000 feet while
How Medical Emergencies On Flights Are Handled
An in-flight medical emergency encompasses a wide range of health situations that can occur during a flight. These events
Single Pilot Operations in Nepal: Is it really possible?
In the early days of aviation, there were typically five flight crew members in the cockpit, including the captain,
Fuel Tankering: How big a problem is it?
When on a flight, pilots usually carry passengers and cargo. But, for a change, they are also carrying extra fuel.
How does Wi-Fi work in aircraft?
Imagine being able to use your electronic devices like mobile phones, tablets, eReaders, and music players throughout your flight,
Airport noise reduction: Measurement, reduction, and technology
Noise pollution, an invisible danger that affects both humans and wildlife, encompasses unwanted or disturbing sounds that impact health and
What is a Dutch Roll in aviation? Why is it important?
Dutch roll, an oscillatory motion experienced by aircraft during flight, combines the side-to-side nose movement known as yaw with the
Civil Aviation, Environment
De-icing fluids: Technology, Environmental Impact, and Solutions
De-icing is a specialized procedure used in aviation to remove or prevent the formation of ice and snow on aircraft
Cycling an airplane: how does a human-powered aircraft work?
German inventor Karl von Drais introduced a revolutionary invention in 1817. He invented the first cycle, known as the “swift