Aviation Articles

1). Flight Coordinator Job Sites By : Matthew C. Keegan
Finding work as an aircraft flight coordinator typically involves submitting your resume directly to companies that may be hiring. Still, it can be a laborious process trying to track down and find those companies that are hiring. On the other hand, there are several web sites on the internet that list flight coordinator jobs from time to time. No, there aren’t an abundance of jobs available, but if you know where to look, you can make the process easier on yourself.
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2). Dubai Aerospace Enterprise By : V.P.
Dubai, prospering from near-record oil prices, plans to invest $20 billion to create a company that will lease planes, develop airports and make aircraft parts to tap into growing demand for air travel in the Middle East and Asia. The family ruled emirate, which owns the largest Arab airline, may buy as many as 50 wide-body aircraft from Boeing and Airbus in the next four years, said Rashid Al-Malik, project director for the planned company, which will be called Dubai Aerospace.
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3). Private Jet Charter: Lugging Luggage By : Lauren Siegel
While the idea of tossing a few things into a bag and jetting away is appealing, the reality of traveling light often isn't feasible. This is particularly true if you're off to the golf course, skiing, or traveling with children. Despite the best intentions to keep things simple you may require more than one suitcase or return from your travels with more than you departed with.
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4). Airbus Technologies By : H.S.
In the early 70's widebody airplanes like Boeing 747, Douglas DC-10 and Lockheed L-1011 "Tristar" were a synonym of comfort and huge capacity. After a decade of american hegemony in the sky, a new rival appeared on the horizont and the fight took fire on new territories. He exceeded the rivalry between Boeing and McDonnell Douglas only to burst into a duel between West Europe and the USA.
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5). Private Jet Charter: The Embraer Legacy Jet By : Lauren Siegel
The Embraer Legacy is the definition of luxury in the large jet class. Everything about it speaks elegance and refinement. With 60 percent more room than other large business jets, the Legacy boasts the largest cabin in its class. The spaciousness is further enhanced by the natural light coming from the 26 windows and the state-of-the-art interior lighting system.
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6). Air Sports - When Soaring Pilots Write By : ParaglidingTalesGuy
Deep down in most of us, there is or was a desire to fly like a bird. Can you relate to having 'flying dreams' more than just once or twice? For many people, the desire to fly has been crowded out since childhood by the concerns of a busy, responsibility-laden life. Other people however, continue on. They actively participate in air sports, and in particular, the engine-less soaring sports.
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7). A Story Of Unbelievable Persistence By : Saleem Rana
This is the story of Richard M. DeVos and his high-school buddy, Jay Van Andel, who came home after the Second World War convinced that the aviation business would be the trend of the future. It's about how they never gave up despite obstacle after obstacle.
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8). Conquering My Fear of Flying By : Heather Peters
I admit it, I am afraid to fly. And I’m not alone, as many as 1 in 6 adults has at least some fears about flying. For me it’s definitely not a rational fear. In fact all my analytical and logical skills fly right out the window whenever I think about getting on a commercial plane. The most amazing part is that I grew up flying. My father owns a small plane and we would go flying every weekend.
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9). Private Air Charter: They're Flying...Why Am I Grounded? By : Nathan McKelvey
The Private Jet Pilot’s Considerations Ever wondered why some private aircraft can takeoff or land at a particular airport and time while others can not? Many factors influence a pilot's decision when filing a flight plan including: aircraft performance, operational control procedures, weather, altitude of the airport and weight of the passengers, crew and fuel.
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10). Private Jet Charter: Traveling with pets By : Lauren Siegel
Can't bear to leave the family pet in a kennel and don't want your trusted companion stuck in commercial's cargo section? No need to worry. One benefit of private jet travel is the opportunity to take the pride and joy of the family with you in the main cabin. Despite the fact that pets are often considered members of the family, the FAA classifies pets as cargo.
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11). Private Jet Charter: Are Very Light Jets For You? By : Lauren Siegel
It’s a bird, it’s a plane…no, its a VLJ. Well, technically VLJs are planes, but they are in a class all their own. VLJ's - aka: very light jets, microjets, personal jets, minijets - are a hot topic these days. Looking like something out of "The Jetsons", these super-sleek, super-economical jets have created a new category in the private aircraft industry and are eagerly anticipated in the charter world.
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12). Private Jet Charter: Tips on Traveling to a High Traffic Locale By : Lauren Siegel
High traffic is inevitable at private airports during popular events or holiday seasons (think Super Bowl or winter in Aspen). With that in mind, we have put together some information and helpful tips to ensure that your private jet travel to bustling airports is both relaxing and stress-free. "What is an STMP?" Special Traffic Management Programs (STMP's) are implemented for special events that attract thousands of people and aircraft to participating airports.
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13). Private Jet Charter: Chef's Corner By : Lauren Siegel
A great benefit of private jet travel is the opportunity to indulge in special catering. Forget commercial's standard salted peanuts. Choices abound when you fly privately. The culinary team at Air Chef, a major jet charter catering service, has created new menus influenced by diverse flavors across the U.S. Below is a sampling of their regional specialties for a superb in-flight dining experience.
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14). Airline Restrictions on Baggage By : Anna Lynn Sibal
Items and materials that may be commonplace and necessary at home or in the workplace are sometimes banned inside aircrafts because of the dangers they pose to both passengers and crew. It therefore becomes important to check with the airline which items they allow as carry-on luggage or as checked baggage, or banned altogether. The following are the categories of items proscribed by the Transport Security Administration from being boarded in aircraft cabins: Explosives and firearms.
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15). Airline Dispatcher Job Sites By : Matthew C. Keegan
In several related articles I made mention of finding work as a flight coordinator, as a flight attendant, or as a pilot. Each specialty, as you can imagine, has its own requirements, hence the job sites that feature these types of opportunities are not always the same. If you have some idea where to look – besides contacting an employer directly – you can narrow down your searches and, hopefully, shorten the entire job hunting process.
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16). Violet the Pilot in Hawaii - Review By : write 2 right
Violet the Pilot in Hawaii is the third book of a children’s series written by author Bettina Bathe. One of the very first striking aspects of this book is the illustrator’s use of bright colored fish and birds, a flowery helicopter, tropical scenery and agriculture within the Hawaiian Island region. The illustrations by Barbara Fortin (www.bellocchioillustration.
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17). Private Jet Charter: Spotlight On...Aspen, Colorado By : Lauren Siegel
Aspen is one of the most popular year-round destinations and the appeal is easy to understand. In winter, this exclusive wonderland is a perfect getaway for beginner to serious skiers, celebrities, memorable family vacations, and those who just want to relax. With some of the best skiing in the world, breathtaking views, and a lively town, visiting Aspen is like walking inside a charmed snow-globe village.
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18). Dreams Of Flying. By : Hege Crowton
From the beginning of time man has been fascinated with the skill of flying. Birds and other flying creatures have been studied and people have always dreamt of being able to soar the skies right along side these creatures.
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19). Violet the Pilot Children’s Book Series - Review By : write 2 right
Canadian commercial pilot, owner of a publishing company, mother of two and author of the Violet the Pilot children’s book series, Bettina Bathe has a talent and energy for today’s youth. I think this aviation adventure fiction series is appropriate for children aged between three and eight years old. Her children’s book series focus during one season in one country at a time, though the adventures in each book are widely different and involve a various aircraft.
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20). Violet the Pilot in Canada - Review By : write 2 right
Violet the Pilot in Canada is the first in the series of children’s book series written by commercial pilot and mother of two, Bettina Bathe. In this book, Grandpa Cliff along with young Chantel and Mathias are going on a camping and fishing trip in Ontario, Canada. Violet the pilot and her trusty animal and insect friends are hired to take the three tourists to their destination in her violet-colored floatplane.
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21). Private Jet Charter: Identifying the Right Provider By : Nathan McKelvey
Almost every company in the private air industry claims to have the best safety standards. But how can a customer really determine what defines high standards? Below is a general guideline to consider when working with any private jet provider. FAA Documentation A charter company must have a valid FAA Part 135 air taxi certificate which authorizes it to fly for hire.
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22). Private Jet Charter: Spotlight on...Nantucket, Massachusetts By : Lauren Siegel
Nantucket may very well be the definition of the ideal summer destination. The moment you arrive you can feel your pulse slow down as you adjust to the relaxed pace of island living. Watch the sunset at one of the spectacular beaches. Follow an active day of golf with a drink overlooking the harbor. Browse stylish boutiques through cobblestone streets.
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23). Private Jet Charter: Expecting the Unexpected By : Nathan McKelvey
The saying "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" holds true in life as well as in private air travel. A good pilot will prepare for unexpected events by planning alternate options prior to every flight. They will take into account many factors including weather, fuel, airport runway lengths and the weight and balance of the aircraft. The pilot will call a certified weather briefer, estimate the weight of the passengers, fuel and baggage and research appropriate flight charts to collect this information.
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24). Private Jet Charter: Spotlight on...Cabo San Lucas By : Lauren Siegel
Where the desert meets the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, lies Cabo San Lucas. A dramatic landscape and brilliant colors drape this natural wonderland. Cabo San Lucas has an air of mystery that is easy to be drawn into. The once tranquil fishing village and long-ago pirate hangout is now a sought-after destination. However, the locals respect for the land has led its protection, and Cabo San Lucas is the only coastal resort in Mexico with a nature preserve within its city limits.
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25). What is the Safest Seat in an Airplane? By : Anna Lynn Sibal
A question often asked by anxious airplane passengers is this: What is the safest seat in an airplane? The answer: none. Because accidents can erupt at any spot within the aircraft. Some people are of the opinion that the nearer one is seated to an emergency exit, the safer one is. Sadly, that is not absolutely true. A fire can start near the emergency exit as in any place within the plane.
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