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Was WestJet’s “Scary” Approach Really As Bad As It Seemed?

Over the past week, images and video of a Westjet 737 making a "scary" approach have been making the rounds. We examine what went right in that situation.

by David J. Williams

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Why NYCAviation Uses The Weather Channel’s Winter Storm Naming System

NYCA uses The Weather Channel's winter storm naming system, much to the chagrin of Twitter users. Phil Derner explains why that is.

by Phil Derner Jr.

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Divert (From the Pilot’s Point Of View)

The vast majority of airline flights reach their destination as planned. Occasionally bad weather or other factors cause flight crews to have to divert to an alternate airport, disrupting both the airline's and passenger's plan...

by Brad Tate

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Getting You There Safely: Working With the Weather

From dispatchers to meteorologists to air traffic controllers, pilots up front could not do it without their daily expertise, knowledge and professionalism.

by Justin Schlechter

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How the Ice Fighting Technology on Your Plane Makes Winter Flying Safe

Icing on baked goods is delicious. Icing on a plane can kill you. Unfortunately, many have died as a result, but the lessons learned have made preventive measures a piece of cake.

by David J. Williams

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Was WestJet’s “Scary” Approach Really As Bad As It Seemed?

Why NYCAviation Uses The Weather Channel’s Winter Storm Naming System

Divert (From the Pilot’s Point Of View)

Getting You There Safely: Working With the Weather

How the Ice Fighting Technology on Your Plane Makes Winter Flying Safe

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