by Richard Jones | Feb 28, 2019 | President's Corner, Safety & Education
There have been number of aviation accidents around the Pacific Northwest in recent months, several with very tragic consequences. I am reminded of my personal commitment to aviation safety. I currently have about 3,200 hours of accident free flight accumulated over a...
by George Futas | Jan 26, 2019 | Events, Safety & Education
Our WPA Paine Chapter and Simulation Flight are continuing to sponsor and hold monthly safety and education forum’s on both IFR and VFR subjects. These forums are at no cost to pilots and most forums qualify for FAA Wings credits. Bob Collins, owner, is a Paine...
by George Futas | Jan 1, 2019 | Safety & Education
Arriving at KPAE and landing with Jet Traffic – Fitting in Safely With the advent of commercial airline traffic at KPAE, light airplane pilots may be encouraged to use 16L/34R primarily. However, when using 16R/34L they need to consider how to fit in for both...
by George Futas | Oct 20, 2018 | Safety & Education
When you look at airport METAR’s and on-line graphic media, remember that information is valid only from the Airport weather reporting station. Once away from that airport it is your responsibility to avoid the terrain if flying VFR, and to follow the flight plan and...
by George Futas | Apr 28, 2019 | Events, Safety & Education, Chapter
Our WPA Paine Chapter and Simulation Flight are continuing to sponsor and hold monthly safety and education forum’s on both IFR and VFR subjects. These forums are at no cost to pilots and most forums qualify for FAA Wings credits. Bob Collins, owner, is a Paine...
by Frank Hummel | Feb 28, 2019 | Events, Safety & Education
The Pacific Northwest Cessnas2Oshkosh Formation Mass Arrival Training Clinic will be held SAT 1 JUN in Olympia, WA. Our host will be FBO Jorgensen / Safety In Motion at KOLM....
by George Futas | Jul 31, 2019 | Safety & Education
This month’s safety and education message includes a review of the safety reports I’ve received over the last month plus a discussion about high density altitude flying, because its hot out there in many parts of the country. Who Knew That Oil Caps are Such a...
