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Norwegian B737 suffers runway overrun in Molde, close call with sea edge: video

Aerotime

A Norwegian Air Shuttle Boeing 737 has suffered a runway overrun as it landed at Molde Airport (MOL) in Norway. The aircraft eventually came to rest beyond the runway’s paved surface just 15 meters (50 feet) from the edge of the sea, upon which all passengers were safely evacuated via the aircrafts emergency slides.

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How to Fly an ILS Approach

Pilot Institute

The ILS (Instrument Landing System) uses radio signals to help pilots align the aircraft accurately on their approach to a runway. Autopilot aids ILS approaches but needs close monitoring. What Is an ILS Approach? It can help align the aircraft with the runway and descend at the correct angle. Why Do We Need ILS?

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Mastering Approach Lighting Systems: Key Insights for IFR Pilots

Flight Training Central

Youve probably seen runway approach lights at larger airports many times during your training and when flying at night. Some systems include sequenced flashing lights which appear to the pilot as a ball of light traveling towards the runway at high speednicknamed the rabbit.

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Mastering the approach and landing: A quiz for pilots

Flight Training Central

Apply carb heat if applicable, establish a descent airspeed (defer setting flaps until the base leg). Reduce your power, and set flaps to full to establish a maximum descent rate. Apply carb heat if applicable, reduce your power, set the flaps to their first setting, and establish your descent airspeed of 1.4

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Pilot, Know Thyself: Discovering What It Means to Be Painfully Average

Flying Magazine

I took off from Runway 34L at 169,800 pounds gross weight, rotated at 1.8 minutes and achieved stable approach to Runway 19R at 1,710 feet. I disconnected the autobrakes at 102 knots, turned off the runway with 4,400 feet remaining, and had a maximum speed of 16 knots on taxi in. I hand-flew the first 13.3

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NTSB Issues ‘Urgent’ Call to Prohibit DCA Helo Traffic

AV Web

press briefing this afternoon, National Transportation Safety Board chair Jennifer Homendy announced an urgent recommendation to the FAA to prohibit helicopter operations on the designated helicopter Route 4 near Washingtons Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) when Runway 15/33 is in operation. At a Washington, D.C.

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Flying Frontier is Perfectly Good… Except for That Seat (Trip Report)

Cranky Flier

We pushed back a couple minutes early and made our way to the runway. But then, a few minutes before our descent, the show began. The winds were gusting, and we could feel it on approach, but it was a nice and firm touchdown right on the numbers. Then I remembered that I had to drive home, and these things are potent.

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