Tag Archives: flight
Flight Training Scholarships for the Physically Disabled
In the past I have posted a list of 101 General Aviation and Flight Training Scholarships, Federal Aid for Flight Training, and An Aircraft in each Household – a Dream or Reality. Now read about how a non-profit Able Flight … Continue reading
Posted in Aeromedical Factors, Flight Training, General Aviation News, Learn To Fly, Sport Pilot
Tagged aviation careers, aviation program, aviation scholarship, aviation technology, aviation university, collegiate aviation, financial aid, flight, flight instructors, Flight Training, General Aviation, physical disabilities, pilot certificates, purdue university airport, purdue university students, sport pilot certificate, student loans, student pilots, Thinking about Flight Training, transitional training
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Careers in Aviation – 9 Pilot Certificates Explained
Guest Post by: Erik Johannessen There are millions of Persons around the world, who have learned to fly. Some of them do it just for fun, others use it as a way to travel to work and there are others … Continue reading
Posted in Commercial Pilot, Educational, Flight Training, General Aviation, Pilots, Private Pilot, Recreational Pilot, Sport Pilot, Student Pilot, airline transport pilot
Tagged add-on, airline transport pilot, aviation, career, career pilots, certificate, certified flight instructor, cfi, cpl, cross country, faa rules, flight, flight test, license, medical certificate, pilot certificate, pilot examiner, ppl, privileges, Student Pilot, student sport
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Hypoxia – Oxygen deprivation
Breathing is one of the most automatic things we do — over 20,000 times a day. Each breath does two things for our body. It expels carbon dioxide when we exhale, and takes in oxygen when we inhale. It’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Aeromedical Factors, Educational, Flight Lessons, Flight Training, Pilots
Tagged aeromedical, aviation, flight, high altitude, hypoxia, physiological, smoking
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Visual Illusions – Spatial Disorientation
Seeing Is Not Believing Spatial Orientation Spatial orientation defines our natural ability to maintain our body orientation and/or posture in relation to the surrounding environment (physical space) at rest and during motion. Genetically speaking, humans are designed to maintain spatial … Continue reading