[ad_1] The International Maritime Organization created regulations to prevent boat collisions, including rules for right of way and navigation lights. Ships must keep watch and use local knowledge to reduce collision risks, and follow special regulations in certain circumstances. There are several different rules and regulations that must be followed to avoid a boat collision. […]
[ad_1] Over 50% of pilots have fallen asleep while flying, with fatigue being the biggest safety issue. Regulations increasing free time between flights could help prevent accidents. Flying is still one of the safest modes of transportation. More than half of pilots fall asleep in the air, according to a 2013 survey by the British […]
[ad_1] Pilots are required to eat different meals to reduce the risk of both getting sick from contaminated food. Guidelines vary between airlines, with some serving different meals to the captain and co-pilot. Many pilots bring their own meals. Additionally, most people have never flown, some planes have secret bedrooms for crew, and airplane food […]
[ad_1] Two-thirds of American TV pilots never air. Major networks order around 20 pilots per season, but only around 6 are chosen to premiere. About 10 or fewer scripts out of every 50 commissioned are produced as pilots. Major networks spend 70% of their budget on program development. In the 1950s, advertising agencies created new […]
[ad_1] A fighter pilot commands specialized aircraft, requiring high skill and advanced training. They may fly thousands of flights and experience combat intermittently. Ongoing training and practice are necessary to maintain and refine skills. Fighter pilots must remain in peak physical condition and adhere to a high standard of personal behavior. Jobs are available in […]
[ad_1] Air transport pilots are responsible for the safety of commercial aircraft, cargo, and passengers. They must be at least 23 years old and have a commercial pilot license, as well as extensive training and good physical and moral character. They are responsible for all aircraft operations and may also handle flight planning, navigation, communication, […]
[ad_1] Army helicopter pilots are responsible for all aspects of operating a rotary blade aircraft, assigning tasks to crew members, and providing combat ground support and public assistance during emergencies. They undergo extensive training in the care and operation of the helicopter, including ground school and flight school, and must have physical and mental strength […]
[ad_1] Neil Armstrong obtained his pilot’s license before his driver’s license at 16. He was an accomplished aviator, served in the Korean War, and flew more than 200 types of aircraft. He was the first man to set foot on the moon and piloted the Gemini mission. Armstrong received honors from 17 countries and became […]
