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The FAA Wants Gamers in the Control Tower

The FAA Wants Gamers in the Control Tower

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

The video opens with a clip of an esports tournament. Screens glow. Controllers click. A crowd roars. Then the camera cuts to an air traffic control tower, and a voice asks the question the Federal Aviation Administration hopes will change American aviation forever:...
Pourquoi les pilotes de chasse troquent-ils le cockpit pour le siège du capitaine ?

Pourquoi les pilotes de chasse troquent-ils le cockpit pour le siège du capitaine ?

Monde de l'aviation, Aviation militaire

Major Sarah Chen flew F-16s for eleven years. Two combat deployments. 200 combat hours. An instructor qualification and a Top Gun equivalent weapons school graduation patch on her shoulder. She was the kind of pilot the Air Force cannot afford to lose. She left...
Que se passe-t-il à l'intérieur d'un siège éjectable en 0,5 seconde ?

Que se passe-t-il à l'intérieur d'un siège éjectable en 0,5 seconde ?

Monde de l'aviation, Aviation militaire

The handle is between your legs. You have been told about it in training, shown diagrams, watched videos. But nothing prepares you for the moment you actually reach for it. In that fraction of a second, you are making the most consequential decision of your flying...
England Is No Longer an Island: Blériot’s Channel Crossing That Alarmed the World

England Is No Longer an Island: Blériot’s Channel Crossing That Alarmed the World

Monde de l'aviation, Histoire et légendes

On the morning of July 25, 1909, Louis Blériot climbed into a 25-horsepower monoplane that he had built himself, pointed it north across the grey water of the English Channel, and disappeared into the fog. He had no compass. He had no landmarks. He had no way to know...
Quand les drones rencontrent les avions de ligne : la crise des quasi-accidents se développe en silence

Quand les drones rencontrent les avions de ligne : la crise des quasi-accidents se développe en silence

Monde de l'aviation

In the past decade, something unprecedented has begun happening in the skies above the world’s busiest airports. Commercial aircraft—enormous machines carrying hundreds of passengers—are increasingly sharing airspace with small, unmanned devices. The encounters are...
The Go-Around Decision That Saves Lives (And Why Pilots Still Hesitate)

The Go-Around Decision That Saves Lives (And Why Pilots Still Hesitate)

Monde de l'aviation

There is no safer manoeuvre in aviation than a go-around. The data is clear. The accidents prevented by a go-around vastly outnumber any accidents caused by performing one. And yet, pilots worldwide resist it with a stubbornness that baffles anyone looking at the...
SAS fête ses 80 ans avec un magnifique A330 entièrement bleu

SAS fête ses 80 ans avec un magnifique A330 entièrement bleu

Monde de l'aviation

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is celebrating eight decades of aviation history with a striking tribute to its heritage. To mark 80 years in the skies, the airline has unveiled a special all-blue Airbus A330-300, featuring a completely reimagined livery inspired by the...
Your First Night Flight: Why Everything Changes After Sunset

Your First Night Flight: Why Everything Changes After Sunset

Monde de l'aviation

Your first night flight is a threshold moment in any pilot’s journey. Somewhere between sundown and complete darkness, the airport transforms into something unrecognizable. The runway that felt familiar at noon now glows like a jeweled runway of light. Instruments...
ZeroAvia’s Hydrogen Engine Nears FAA Certification

ZeroAvia’s Hydrogen Engine Nears FAA Certification

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

Aviation is undergoing a quiet revolution, and one of its most promising frontiers involves replacing fossil fuels with clean energy. ZeroAvia, a British-American aerospace company, is leading this charge with hydrogen-electric powertrains designed specifically for...
Flying Car Milestone: First Piloted eVTOL Transition Flight

Flying Car Milestone: First Piloted eVTOL Transition Flight

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

On April 2, at Cotswold Airport in the English countryside, test pilot Paul Stone climbed into a machine that looked like nothing that had ever taken off from a runway before. It had wings like an aeroplane, rotors like a helicopter, and the quiet hum of electric...
The FAA Is Rewriting Flight Training Rules—And Mesa Airport Just Made It Worse

The FAA Is Rewriting Flight Training Rules—And Mesa Airport Just Made It Worse

Monde de l'aviation, Nouvelles

America’s flight training ecosystem is under siege from two directions simultaneously: regulatory overhaul from above and economic pressure from below. The FAA just released a 471-page modernization proposal for Part 141 pilot schools on April 1, while Falcon Field in...
Que se passe-t-il réellement lorsqu'un oiseau percute un avion à réaction à 800 km/h ?

Que se passe-t-il réellement lorsqu'un oiseau percute un avion à réaction à 800 km/h ?

Monde de l'aviation

At 3:27 PM on January 15, 2009, US Airways Flight 1549 encountered a flock of Canada geese shortly after takeoff from LaGuardia. Both engines ingested birds at nearly full throttle. Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger had 208 seconds to find a solution...
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