An Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) is a battery-operated transmitter developed to locate a downed aircraft and is a component of the various emergency services available to pilots.
While each flap-type works under the same principles, engineers have found creative ways to get more performance out of flaps through different designs.
Everything about the newest FAA program. The VOR MONs implementation, application, operational requirements, and service volumes that a pilot should know.
Oxygen can be stored onboard an aircraft in 3 ways: as a gas, as a liquid, and as a solid. Each method has different advantages, disadvantages, and operational considerations.
Definitions of single, multi, and complex aircraft V-speeds. When a pilot uses a given V-speed, and how they change based on internal and external factors.
