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Nascent Aviation Blogs

Pilots heavily rely on a variety of instruments to ensure a safe and accurate flight. One such instrument is the heading indicator, a primary flight instrument that provides crucial information about the aircraft's heading or direction of travel. In this blog, we will explore the ins and outs of the heading indicator, as well as its importance and what to do in case of part failure.


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If you have ever overheard a conversation between pilots, you may have noticed their conversation is riddled with phrases and words you have never heard before. To the average person, this can sound like an entirely new language; to pilots, this is the basic aviation terminology they are expected to know. In this blog, we will cover some of the key terms you should become familiar with, ensuring you can decode what your pilots are communicating to each other during flight.


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Constantly evolving to suit modern technology, avionics and their installation within cockpits are continuously seeing new modifications established by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), ensuring they are as efficient for pilots as possible. Moreover, as technology advances, these changes allow pilots to safely operate aircraft flight control systems through every phase of travel without compromising performance.                


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Airplanes have been utilizing trim tabs for several decades now. Trim tabs live up to their name by enabling the pilot(s) to manipulate the trim of an aircraft during flight. They are typically found on the outer edges of the elevator, ailerons, and rudders of an aircraft. While trim tabs are just one of the many structural components found in modern planes, they play a significant role in their overall operation. In this blog, we will learn more about trim tabs to understand how they impact an aircraft.


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As the aviation industry is highly regulated, airlines are mandated to implement continuous inspection programs regulated by the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The FAA requires each airline/operator to establish a Continuous Airworthiness Maintenance Program (CAMP) that outlines routine and detailed inspections or checks of aircraft in their fleet. Checks are particularly important to ensure that aircraft are performing optimally and are airworthy, guaranteeing that passengers reach their destinations safely.


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