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A Day in the Life of a Pilot

Ask Captain Lim

Even if it’s sunny at departure and arrival airports, turbulence or storms along the route may necessitate adjustments. Passengers might notice the plane moving slowly on the tarmac. If turbulence arises, they may adjust altitude or route – not because it’s dangerous, but for passenger comfort. Weather plays a crucial role.

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Discovering ITA Airways Airbus A220-100 (Part 1: LCY-LIN)

Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure

You are able to view the traffic of the tarmac from the windows of the corridor which lead to the end of the pier. We flew through some clouds but there was no turbulence. On approach to runway 35. There are a few cafes to enjoy a meal before departure. Let's check out the gates. This is BA Cityflyer ERJ-190 E1.

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Turbulence and Triumph: Lessons learned about flying (and about life)

Air Facts

Turbulence and Triumph: Lessons learned about flying (and about life) Air Facts Journal As pilots, each flight teaches us something new—about aviation, about the world, and about ourselves. as I approached the small village of Ga-Motlatla, the first signs of trouble appeared. The turbulence grew stronger, and the clouds loomed closer.

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Airport Slots: The Unsung Heroes Keeping Our Skies Orderly

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Airport Slots: The Unsung Heroes Keeping Our Skies Orderly Ever found yourself drumming your fingers on the armrest, staring out at the tarmac, wondering why your flight’s running late ? This is critical for managing separation between aircraft, especially avoiding the potential hazards of wake turbulence left by larger planes.

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Safety in the Skies: Debunking Myths About Small Planes

Pilot's Life Blog

Weather Challenges for Small Aircraft: Smaller planes can be more affected by weather phenomena such as turbulence, icing, and strong winds. This proactive approach minimizes exposure to adverse weather conditions. This conservative approach ensures that both our pilots and passengers remain safe.

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Flying Sky Express Airbus A320NEO From Athens to Thessaloniki!

Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure

The view of the tarmac. There were slight turbulence during this flight and it is nothing compare to my return flight, more on that in my next trip report (Aegean A320ceo SKG-ATH). There was a bit of light turbulence during our descent. We are on final approach on runway 34 at SKG. Beautiful reflection of the sunlight.

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Flying on New Year's Day With A New Airline from Frankfurt to Athens!

Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure

What I like about the interior of the terminals at this airport is they offer good view of the tarmac which allow great opportunity to take good photos of the aircraft. I spotted another green stripes livery on this A330-900neo on final approach to this airport. This was my flight's final assigned gate. Goodbye Frankfurt!