Users of the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s Cellma system report serious UX/UI issues and inefficiencies, contrasting sharply with smoother systems like FAA MedXPress and EASA Medical Portal.
In 2024, VFR flight plans are generally not required within the Schengen Area unless specific conditions apply. UK introduces Universal Permission to Travel (UPT) through the ETA scheme.
Helicopter pilots must safeguard Natura 2000, Europe’s network of protected areas, by using updated maps, flying at considerate altitudes, planning routes to avoid sensitive sites, and observing noise reduction practices. Compliance with local regulations and awareness of breeding seasons are crucial for minimizing disturbances and preserving natural habitats.
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Successful formation flying with helicopters requires strategic communication, detailed planning, and effective coordination with Air Traffic Services. Use dedicated frequencies, designate a formation radio operator, and ensure smooth operations during landings, fuel stops, and departure from larger airports.
Test your knowledge about weather conditions in flying through a multiple-choice quiz on bad weather flying. Results require an email but are kept private.
Test your knowledge on the R44, the most commonly flown helicopter in the world, through a multiple-choice quiz. Participants need to submit an email but results remain private. Repeated attempts are allowed. To view your score, click the “FINISH” button. Enjoy the quiz!
Test your knowledge on the R66, Robinson’s turbine model, with a fun, multiple-choice quiz. Repeat the quiz as needed without result sharing, but an email address is required. Check your score by clicking the “FINISH” button at the end of the quiz. Enjoy the challenge!
Test your knowledge of the ACH125, also known as the AS350 B3 or Squirrel, with this multiple-choice quiz. Take it multiple times; results are private but require an email. Click ‘FINISH’ to see scores. Enjoy!
