Inside the Cockpit: A Pilot's Perspective

In fighter jet training, the “hard deck” or “fight floor” is a safety altitude pilots never go below to ensure recovery time during aggressive maneuvers. It lets pilots push their jets to the limit while keeping a buffer above the ground. #F16 #FighterPilot #Jets #Pilot

How To Become a Pilot | Everything You Need To Know

Preventing Runway Incursions | Safety Guide for Pilots & Air Traffic Controllers #aviationsafety

Watch the Plane Land Itself: How Autoland Works | ILS and The Zero Visibility Approach

Legendary F-16 Pilot and SpaceX Astronaut Scott "Kidd" Poteet

If a pilot loses contact with ATC, this saves the day... Steady green = Cleared to land. Steady red = Do not land, go around. Flashing green = You can land here, but not yet. Flashing red = This airport is closed to you - divert somewhere else. At East Midlands Airport, it takes two years to qualify as an ATC, and unlike most airports, they hire their controllers in-house. We filmed what it’s really like to work as an ATC. Watch the full video, link in bio!