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Before modern aircraft navigation systems like GPS and INS to fly RNAV for example, Precision approaches, Non-precision approaches, celestial navigation was used to find aircraft’s position on the planet or in the celestial sphere. The most basic method of celestial navigation is to use the positions of the Sun and the Moon. With modern technology, …

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All of the types of non-precision approaches use a navigation system for course deviation to the runway but do not provide glide path information. These approaches include VOR, NDB, LNAV, PAs, and APVs. Non-precision approaches are the most basic type of the types of instrument approaches procedures. They are sometimes referred to as NPA because …

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ELT is an interesting device, each of us wants to have it functioning inboard, but never wants to use it at any time. Long story short, I will explain to you this important device, what does ELT stands for in aviation, and how it actually saves lives of many pilots in general aviation aircraft, as …

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IFR and VFR are very popular terms in aviation, we hear a lot about them in flight planning and when we try to read and decode the airport’s approach plate. In this article we will learn about IFR vs VFR Flight Rules, What is the difference between them, what they mean for a pilot, and …

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The Diamond DA40 NG is considered to be the safest general aviation aircraft in the world, According to safety records, The Diamond DA40 NG has the minimum low accident record in the world compared to other general aviation aircraft. Particularly with regard to stall and spin accidents. Its overall and fatal accident rates are one-eighth …

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To Aviate an Aircraft to the final approach for landing, pilots must know their position (with their distance in some cases) related to a fixed point in the ground, this point may be a radio station emitting a special radio signal from its antenna and located in the ground or a navigational system guiding pilots …

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Carburetor icing, or carb icing, is a problem that can happen in the aircraft’s fuel system due to the formation of ice from water vapor in the atmosphere, causing a partial or full blockage that can prevent air/fuel mixture to enter the engine. To countermeasure this issue in aviation, every aircraft engine uses a Carburetor …

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Black Box, every one of us have already heard about this term in aircraft investigations and news, after each crash of an airplane, investigators rush to find the Black Box to download flight data, recordings, and different parameters saved during the last aircraft’s flights. There is also another simple device for emergency locating usually used …

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Aviationemy Academy introducing The Piper PA-28 Cherokee is a family of two-seat or four-seat light aircraft built by Piper Aircraft and designed for flight training, air taxi, and personal use. The PA-28 family of aircraft comprises all-metal, unpressurized, single-engined, piston-powered airplanes with low-mounted wings and tricycle landing gear. They have a single door on the …

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