Posts about happenings here at ReviewBeforeFlight!
Just a few days ago, on December 30th, ReviewBeforeFlight turned 3 years old! It’s been an amazing ride since starting ReviewBeforeFlight in late 2013… I’ve moved twice and now have the best job in the world! All the while I’ve … Continue reading
On this day in 2013 I launched an aviation blog that would go on to become ReviewBeforeFlight! It’s amazing to think that we’ve hit 3 years of providing thought-provoking, positive-toned aviation content for our well-informed, intelligent aviator and aviation enthusiast … Continue reading
Each year on December 24th Santa undertakes the most daunting general aviation flight of the year! His trip circles the globe and includes billions of stops. Many stops are complete with cargo unloading, whether it be wrapped presents or loads … Continue reading
Today marks the end of an era in American history. There have been very few times I can remember having my breath taken away and mentally taking a step back, losing all thought. This afternoon when I read the news … Continue reading
Last Friday I left the local airport with a smile, a fresh flight review sign off and a temporary airmen certification for small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS, aka – Drones). It wasn’t my first flight review, but it was my … Continue reading
The Terminal Aerodrome Forecast (TAF) is a very useful tool when understood and applied correctly! TAFs are found at airports where they make sense… Obviously, right? What I mean is there are TAFs at various airports over a large area. … Continue reading
My goal as a writer here at RBF is not to write about military flying, how awesome Air Force flying is (it’s pretty cool), and that everyone should become an Air Force pilot (but definitely not that cool). My goal … Continue reading
Reading METARs is a lost art, going the way of playing an instrument, reading a newspaper or calling 411 for information. Sure many folks still play musical instruments. A lot of people still read newspapers, but I bet you’ll be … Continue reading
You’re driving to the airport for your flight lesson and looking up at the sky. What you notice could tell you a great deal about the conditions of your upcoming flight lesson. Let’s face it, if there was no wind, … Continue reading
Every now and then in life we are presented with an instance of history happening right in front of us or have the chance to witness something significant. This type of experience can come in many different shapes and forms, but … Continue reading
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