Part 121 vs. 135, 125 and 91 of FAA regulations
Parts of the Federal Aviation Regulations “Parts” mentioned in the title and topic that we will be talking about in this article refer to the parts of the Federal Aviation …
What are aviation phonetic alphanumerics and their usage?
The International Phonetic Alphabet and Numbers : Alphanumerics are a practical means of communication, increasing the aviation safety which we use in radio telephony. It is useful because misunderstanding may …
What is ACN/PCN? (standing for Aircraft Classification Number/Pavement Classification Number)
ACN and PCN stand for Aircraft Classification Number and Pavement Classification Number, respectively. These two numbers were designed to express certain values in aviation and regulate certain fields in …
ERP (Emergency Response Plan) and why you must have one?
According to the Emergency Preparedness and Contingency Planning Handbook prepared and published by the ACI (Airport Council International), the ERP, which stands for Emergency Response Plan, is a plan …
Inside The OCC – Who Runs The Aviation Industry At The Core?
(Inside the OCC ) … Who Runs The Aviation Industry At The Core? … Hint: It’s not the flight crew. No, it’s not the flight crew, heard about the OCC …