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Part 107 License Guide: How to Become a Certified Drone Pilot

Pilot Institute

This will require a very good level of knowledge of the Part 107 rules as well as concepts in aviation and weather. For example, you might have some understanding of weather conditions but will probably not be able to interpret METAR or TAF messages. Never operate in a careless or reckless manner.

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Pilot Safety Simplified: Proficiency vs. Currency Explained

Pilot Institute

Familiarize yourself with your aircraft, review your intended route, and assess the latest weather conditions. Weather Weather is no small factor in flying, and it has caused many accidents. Since weather can change quickly, always check the reports before takeoff. Clouds can hide mountains and other obstacles.

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Is a Waiver to Fly Drones in Controlled Airspace Still Necessary?

Pilot Institute

Key Features: Surrounds smaller airports with an operational control tower. Weather & VFR Rules: Minimum visibility: 3 statute miles. UAS Operations (Part 107): ATC authorization required. Weather & VFR Rules: Below 10,000 ft MSL: 3 miles visibility , 500 ft below , 1,000 ft above , 2,000 ft horizontal from clouds.

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Complete Preflight Checklists All Pilots Need

Northstar VFR

The FAA offers a great risk management checklist that we are encouraged to use before each flight: PAVE. Maybe you’re flying with another pilot, and the weather conditions are great. It’s possible you could decide that you can make the flight safely. Is the weather within your personal minimums?

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Cannes Film Festival & Monaco Grand Prix 2024: Business Aviation Guide

Universal Weather

Once an available slot and PPR have been obtained, you’ll receive a confirmation – one number for both – and this needs to be placed in Remarks section 18 of the flight plan. Specific Restrictions: May 18-19 & May 25-27: No VFR flights are allowed except for piston-engine aircraft.

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Pilot’s Guide to International Flight Planning

Flight Training Central

A transatlantic flight at lower altitude in a light aircraft, brings the added challenges of aircraft communication and fuel range, as well as planning adequate fuel stops and emergency contingencies. This includes your airworthiness certificate, registration, operating limitations, and weight and balance data.

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Triple Threat of Limitations

Plane and Pilot

Your piloting limitations are not a solid wall, but a fluid barrier that rises and falls with your recent experience, fatigue level, and even the amount of preparation. You should go only if the weather is as benign as forecast, good alternates exist, and you feel good about doing it. Fuel is consumed in hours and minutes, not miles.