Captain Doug flies the B787 Dreamliner around the world and is a certified meteorologist. His book, Canadian Aviation Weather, is there to help. www.canadianaviationweather.ca #1- Aviation weather is tough to learn Many pilots are intimidated by weather. Maybe it’s due to a poor instructor, or the flight school put little weight on the subject. As one student described […]
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My name is Tyler Haughey and I’m an airline pilot and founder of Level Flight. I’m grateful to be able to share my experience of becoming an airline pilot as a guest blogger for Pilot D’Mello. Below I will share with you a high-level overview of the journey I took to get to where I
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My name is Levente, and I currently work as a part-time First Officer on the Twin Otter and Load master/ Flight attendant on the Dash 7 in the Northwest Territories. I wanted to share with you, some pointers and advice on safety before you begin your piloting career in the North. The majority of you
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My name is Scott Babb and I am currently working in Northwestern Ontario as a pilot/“rampy”. What made you want to become a Pilot? I found the aviation industry through a family connection as my father was a pilot. Growing up immersed in the industry and seeing what the lifestyle of an airline pilot entailed.
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My name is Peter Ellison, and I am a third-year student at Seneca College’s aviation program. Here, I hope to share some insight on Seneca’s program. “Choosing the right flight school is arguably one of the most expensive decisions a student pilot will make.” What made me choose Seneca? I first heard about Seneca College’s
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Judy Cameron’s Biography Judy Cameron became the first female pilot hired by Air Canada, in April 1978 at the age of 23. She was the first woman to graduate from Selkirk College’s Aviation Technology Program in 1975. Throughout her flying career of 40 years and over 23,000 hours, she has flown the DC-3, Twin Otter,
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