Today is the last day to enroll in the #AirportDesignChallenge! Have you signed up yet for this educational STEM experience, where individuals and teams of students K-12 will work with FAA mentors to design virtual airports? Join the challenge! https://t.co/TlxmlmPvkB #FAASTEM
Pensacola TRACON (P31) member Marcus Troyer joined in a search and rescue effort of a crashed Cessna 172 Skyhawk that was anything but ordinary and showcased the essential nature of his profession. #ArchieLeague https://t.co/ot2z11xXtk
The FAA’s latest episode of “The Air Up There” podcast features NATCA Washington Center (ZDC) member Chris Keyes discussing how the puzzle pieces fit together in a cross-country flight — from takeoff to cruising altitude and back down.
https://t.co/sv46TERmrN
Listen to the Southern Region Archie League Medal of Safety Winners Podcast.
“They are heroes,” said the plane’s owner, Freddie McCall. “They saved a man’s life.”
https://t.co/AcKMiDlZe5
Don’t be careless or overconfident just because you’re on the ground. Treat the surface like the sky; aviate by taxiing with caution, navigate by reference to an airport diagram, & communicate with ATC when you need time, clarification, or more assistance: https://t.co/VoQc8BXBh8
⚠️ For the third time in two days Flightradar24 is under attack. Our engineers are working to mitigate the attack as quickly as possible and we hope to be back tracking flights soon. We appreciate your patience and apologize for the inconvenience. Updates to follow in thread.
NATCA Bangor ATCT (BGR) members Chris French and Josh Costello (pictured) and Boston ATCT (BOS) member Steven Spiller prevented wrong surface landings two nights in a row. https://t.co/levu0nt3oP
On #LaborDay we honor the men and women who work hard to provide the services we depend on every day. Please enjoy this video honoring unions and the valuable role they play—especially our own Union—in improving the lives of each member and our country. https://t.co/aFjPkmOwFH
A Cirrus SR22 came down in the sea off Calshot, U.K. after activating the aircraft's rescue parachute system.
This is the 111th use of the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS).
https://t.co/PfTJRiqb5l
Photos of Airbus A320 AP-BLD, purportedly just prior to the crash at Karachi.
The Ram Air Turbine (RAT) is deployed. This would be consistent with the flight reporting losing both engines prior to the accident. #PK8303
Join your aviation colleagues in sending a video, photo or msg of hope using #WeAreAviation!
Like + comment the ones that are out there. Together, let’s #StayStrong!