Photo Credits: The Aviator Store Pilot tube covers have remained largely unchanged for the better part of the last century, typically existing as simple covers, some with red “remove before flight” streamers that rely on human attention. American aviation company DeGroff Technologies aims to eliminate the risk posed when one is accidentally left on during a flight.  Steven DeGroff, President of DeGroff Technologies, said that there will always be a possibility of human error

It was supposed to be like any other morning for an airline pilot at Burbank Hollywood Airport. The preparations for the take-off were complete, and the pilot took the routine step of radioing the air traffic control tower. What caused the pilot to be surprised was the absence of the usual back and forth conversation of the ATC staff coordinating the departure. Instead, the pilot was informed that the tower was closed due to staffing.  The US government shutdown, the first in

In a sector defined by constant evolution, the aviation training industry has quietly become one of the most strategically vital segments in the global aviation ecosystem. With the worldwide demand for pilots, engineers, and air traffic controllers growing at record levels, a select few organisations are positioned to shape the next generation of aviation talent.  One such organisation, an established aviation training group  with over three decades of experience, is now open

Indian commercial airline Air India and French aircraft manufacturer Airbus are all set to launch an advanced pilot training centre at the Air India Training Academy in Gurugram, India. The joint initiative aims to train more than five thousand pilots over the next decade to assist in the growth of commercial aviation in India.  The inauguration of the center was done by Rammohan Naidu, the Minister of Civil Aviation, in the presence of Christian Scherer, CEO of Commercial Ai

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Staying mentally sharp in the sky isn’t just about checklists and procedures — it’s about protecting the internal systems that keep everything else functioning. For pilots, mental health isn’t a luxury; it’s a form of safety. Whether you’re flying cargo at 2 a.m. or navigating layovers in unfamiliar cities, the emotional toll can build up fast. But not every fix needs to be a total life overhaul. Sometimes, the most effective strategies are surprisingly simple. Here are six g