Hrvatska agencija za civilno zrakoplovstvo je izdala ASO 2023-002 za letove privatnih osoba koje djele trošak leta.
Svaki pilot mora biti upoznat i u skladu s ovom naredbom.
Cijeli ASO možete pogledati na sljedećem linku: https://www.ccaa.hr/file/2106439392564f1ae947160a935bb26db6f1
A Cessna 340, apparently making a low-altitude, high-speed pass over the runway at Watsonville, Calif., catches up to and collides with a Cessna 152 on final approach, killing four. A Piper Meridian overshoots the turn to final for Runway 30L at North Las Vegas and flies into a Cessna 172 on final for 30R, also killing four people. A Boeing Stearman lands on top of another Stearman during a passenger-hopping event at a grass field in Virginia, putting the pilots and passengers of both airplanes at risk.
Perhaps it’s the seemingly uncontrolled nature of mid-air collisions, both before and after colliding, that makes them one of the greatest fears among pilots. Most discussions of collision avoidance center on the rules for flying a visual traffic pattern. Knowing and following the rules is vital. But these recent accidents and many more like them demonstrate it’s not enough to review the regulations…
[ENG] Feel free to give your ideas about potential hazards along the pre-planned flight routes you have flown. Suggestions about possible alternative landing options along the route or the minimum route segment altitudes are welcome. This discussion is intended to improve safety on frequently flown routes. Write your thoughts in the comment section of this post. [HR] Slobodno dajte svoje ideje o potencijalnim opasnostima duž unaprijed planiranih ruta letova kojima ste letjeli. Prijedlozi o mogućim alternativnim mogućnostima slijetanja duž rute ili minimalne visine segmenta rute su dobrodošli.
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With summer in full swing, and as general aviation activity is on the rise in many areas of the country, now is the perfect time for pilots to brush up on their flying skills — particularly if it’s been some time since your last flight. You’ll also want to be prepared for some of the unique challenges present with summer flying.
To help, here’s a list of 10 things to keep in mind before your next flight.
LOC continues to be the top contributor to general aviation (GA) fatal accidents. An LOC accident involves an unintended departure of an aircraft from controlled flight. Contributing factors may include: poor judgment/aeronautical decision making, failure to recognize an aerodynamic stall or spin and execute corrective action, intentional regulatory non-compliance, low pilot time in aircraft make and model, lack of piloting ability, failure to maintain airspeed,…
How to Stay Safe?
This section addresses important safety risks in General Aviation.
Several risks are addressed. The first sections concern Loss of Control In-flight (LOC-I) across all phases of flight and Loss of Control in Approach and Landing across all phases of flight. This article addresses Loss of Control at take-off. For each type of risk, a fact sheet is provided that describes the seriousness of LOC-I and the factors involved. Safety promotion material provide tips to mitigate the risk and avoid having an accident.
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