✈️ A captain with 28 years on the flight deck explains what really happens up front, so you can fly calmer and travel smarter.
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How high do planes fly? A Captain Explains
Pilot Nick - 4 min read
Most passenger jets cruise between 31,000 and 42,000 feet, which is roughly 6 to 8 miles (about 9.5 to 12.8 km) above the ground. On a typical flight you spend most of the trip somewhere around 35,000 feet.
That’s...
FlyDubai FZ1073: When the Threat Is in the Other Seat
pilot with 28 years on the flight deck reads the confirmed facts and Flightradar24 data from flydubai FZ1073: the 17,000-foot dive, the 7700 and 7500 codes, the captain who opened the door, and the theories still waiting on evidence.
Black...
Delta 251: Smoke on an A330 Over the Atlantic, and What the Pilots Did in the First Two Minutes
Delta 251 turned back over the Atlantic on 27 September with smoke in the cabin. An airline captain explains what happened in the first two minutes."
Pilot Nick - 7 min read
A Pilot's Technical Briefing for Landing Near a Typhoon
Typhoon Dujuan cancelled hundreds of Tokyo flights. A pilot explains how crews still land nearby: crosswind limits, fuel planning, windshear and wet runways.
Pilot Nick - 10 mn read
Amazon Prime Miami’s 767 Crash: The Approach Data That Caught my Attention
Pilot analysis of 21 Air Flight 7598, the Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 runway overrun in Miami, its approach, touchdown, flight data and key questions.
Pilot Nick - 9 min read
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