by HPA | Sep 25, 2017 | All News, General News, Training / Education
Every so often, I find it necessary to empty my aircraft of everything in the various seat pockets, baggage areas, and stowage compartments. By the time I finish the purge, there are a few plastic storage bins filled with the stuff. Some of these items never make it back into the aircraft, but some tried and true traveling “companions” go right back where they were because they have proven their value over the years. Here is a list of things that I carry (and why), in hopes that you might find them useful, too.
by HPA | Sep 16, 2017 | All News, General News
A Peek into the Future; Large UAS in the National Airspace System High Performance Aviation A Peek into the Future; Large UAS in the National Airspace System by Paul Volk The advent of drones in our national, local or even personal airspace is a much-covered topic....
by HPA | Sep 8, 2017 | All News, General News
IFR Current Pilots, How “Current” Are You Really? High Performance Aviation IFR Current Pilots, How “Current” Are You Really? by Jennifer Payne Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) is a set of regulations that dictate how aircraft are to be operated when the pilot is unable...
by HPA | Aug 30, 2017 | All News, General News
Loss of Control High Performance Aviation Loss of Control by Scott Kellam The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) defines aircraft Loss of Control as: “Loss of aircraft control while in flight.” Loss of Control (LOC) related accidents are the leading...
by HPA | Aug 28, 2017 | All News, General News, Press Releases
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