Aviation, Flight Instruction
Captain Jay To Offer Flight Instruction
Come fly with Captain Jay in 2011! Details coming soon.
Aviation, Commercial Aviation, General Aviation
Remembering Delta Windshear Crash 25 Years Later
Jay Rollins talks to WFOR CBS4 in Miami about the anniversary of a fatal crash.
Aviation, Commercial Aviation, General Aviation
Close Calls In The Air
Captain Jay Rollins talks to CBS4 in Miami about close calls in the air. An alarming number of airplanes are getting too close and some federal officials want to know why. The CBS4 I-Team first warned you about close calls in our skies back in 2007. After the I-Team’s first report aired the problem appeared [...]
Aviation, Commercial Aviation, General Aviation
Flight Sims May Spawn New ‘Barefoot Bandits’
"Barefoot Bandit," 19-year-old Colton Harris-Moore, could tempt others to forego actual flight lessons.
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Commercial Aviation, General Aviation
Why Did The Plane Cross The Road?
Posted on 28 June 2010
Editor’s note: This article comes from American Airlines without any edit. It was strange seeing an American Airlines jet dangling over a highway, hanging from a crane. Alain Boucard, Aircraft Maintenance Technician, Miami, said, “It’s really exciting to see this. In the early 70′s, the school itself was part of the airport with a taxiway [...] Continue Reading
Commercial Aviation, General Aviation
No More Visitors in FAA Control Towers
Posted on 04 March 2010
A day after a JFK tower controller is suspended for permitting his children to issue take-off clearances to airliners, the FAA has halted all public visits to its control towers and enroute radar centers except for official business. Yesterday, it was widely reported that two children were allowed to transmit instructions to airliners moving about the field. FAA audiotapes recently [...] Continue Reading
General Aviation
FAA Computer Glitch Causing Delays
Posted on 19 November 2009
The Federal Aviation Administration is having computer problems – again, and it’s causing travel delays across the country. Contrary to news reports, you do NOT have to file a flight plan to fly. However, the problem greatly affects the airlines, since commercial flights generally operate under so-called “Instrument Flight Rules” (IFR). IFR flights do require [...] Continue Reading
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General Aviation
Happy Holiday Travel Tips
Posted on 17 November 2009
If you haven’t already made arrangements for the fast-approaching Holiday Season, you’ve already violated the first rule! Remember: PLAN EARLY! Your total cost and stress levels for airfares, rental cars, and hotels are much lower when you book early. LATE NEWS – Airlines are announcing SURCHARGES for high density days like the Super Bowl. Shop [...] Continue Reading
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General Aviation
Water Found on the Moon
Posted on 14 November 2009
After “bombing” the moon in early October, NASA now confirms they have discovered water there (see related blog post, Oct 9 below). A month ago, NASA’s “LCross” space craft accomplished extensive mapping in orbit around the moon, and then its two sections crashed directly into a lunar crater. Only recently have scientists even questioned if [...] Continue Reading
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