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Trivia Tuesday Takeoff! Can you guess the year when the Wright brothers achieved their first powered flight? 🤔 Comment your answer below and let's test your aviation knowledge! ✈️✨ #TriviaTuesday #AviationHistory

Talk about #womeninaviation CrUsHiNg barriers! 😁

When your passion has no boundaries you can do miraculous things.

If you like your aviation particularly historic aircraft like me, I highly recommend heading over to Hanger10 YouTube page for some action that will have you smilling from ear to ear. The work these folks do to restore these warbirds is phenomenal. https://lnkd.in/ebqhTbhU

This is what we do to make sure flying an aircraft is safe

Flying in a helicopter

Although naming conventions are not standardized across the globe - usually dependent on specific nuances and local cultures, some aircraft have rather unique nicknames for particularly memorable or sometimes grave reasons. With many dozens of nicknames given to the different types over several decades, one might be curious about some interesting ones and their backstories. So look no further and find out about five different iconic nicknames in the Simple Flying article below!

This shows the need for proper training all round. ATC should never have let this happen, the pilot of the Pilatus single engined aircraft should be aware of the strength of the turbulence of a large rotorcraft.

The Mirage I fly has six seats, but on longer trips can only carry a total of four people. This really are several reasons for this, but it really boils down to how far you want to fly and how much you want to carry. On short trips six people and luggage is fine, but if you looking to cover some miles you have to sacrifice seats/passengers for fuel. In the USA the average private flight is 500 miles or less. Would you have guest? #aviation #flying #pilot Piper Aircraft