Lessons From The Flight Deck ✈
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🛫 From Seat 22E and 22F – This Week’s Pilot Answers to Real Passenger Questions
What you don’t see, don’t hear, and rarely get explained — from the people flying the aircraft.
Pilot Nick — 4 min read
The Yellow Mask That Drops From the Ceiling Isn’t What You Think
Emergency descent followiing an explosive decompression
Pilot Nick · 8 min read
How to Decide Like an Airline Pilot (When Life Gets Complicated)
What 25 years in the cockpit taught me about making clear decisions when the noise is louder than the signal.
Pilot Nick — 6 min read
A Pilot's Honest Take on Turbli (And Why It Might Be Making You More Anxious)
A pilot's honest take on the app Turbli nervous flyers can't stop checking and what we actually use in the cockpit instead.
Pilot Nick - 6 min read
Yes, Turbulence Is Getting Worse. No, You're Not in Danger.
Is turbulence really getting worse? A 27-year captain on why severe turbulence is up 55%, why flying is safer than ever, and what nervous flyers need to know.
Pilot Nick — 6 min read
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