During the years I have worked as a flight attendant for El-Al Israeli airlines, I have found that many passengers are very interested in the flight service routines the flight crew commits along the way. In this article I will structure the details that make the cross-Atlantic flight service routines, and will chronologically specify when, [...]
February 28, 2006
New York to Tel Aviv Flight Service Routine
February 25, 2006
Aviation Giants – Airbus
In the early 70’s widebody airplanes like Boeing 747, Douglas DC-10 and Lockheed L-1011 “Tristar” were a synonym of comfort and huge capacity. After a decade of american hegemony in the sky, a new rival appeared on the horizont and the fight took fire on new territories. He exceeded the rivalry between Boeing and McDonnell [...]
Air Travel Tips 101
A few years ago I have had the experience of being a flight attendant for El-Al Israeli Airlines. It was a great experience that had taught me much about life and the human (and especially Israeli) nature, and one of the most important things I had learnt was how to manage your flight as a [...]
February 24, 2006
Aviator Sunglasses Wholesale
Aviator sunglasses have been the hot property since the presence aviators are there. They are said to be very popular among the pilots as they guard their eyes from the harmful UV rays while flying. Wholesale aviator sunglasses are not too heavy as it will be last thing you ll wish ones you [...]
How To Select The Best Flight Instructor
One of the most important aspects of your flight training is your flight instructor. Before you start your flight training you need to make sure that your flight instructor is someone who you are going to get along with and learn from easily. This is extremely important.
When you are deciding who to hire as your [...]
February 23, 2006
5 Tips for Stress Free Long Haul Flights
The world is becoming smaller by the day. Flying long haul to distant locations for business or pleasure is becoming increasingly more popular. There are more aircraft, more airports to fly to and more people ready to spend half a day or longer in the air. It is quite simply easier and cheaper than it [...]
Check For FOD Before You Fly
Before you fly, you want to make sure that you check inside the airplane and outside on the ground for “FOD.”
What is FOD? It is Foreign Object Debris. It is anything that does not belong where it is. For instance, sticks or rocks on the ramp around the airplane are considered FOD. [...]
February 22, 2006
Have Confidence In Your Flight Training
When you learn to fly, everything is new to you. It is a lot of fun, but you are put into situations that you haven t been put into before. And it s a lot of fun but a lot of times it can be pretty spooky. Let s [...]
Don’t Fly Unless You Use This Checklist!
Before each flight, you do a preflight inspection of the aircraft that you are going to fly in. You make sure that it is airworthy, legal and safe to take to the skies. This is a very important step that you should never, ever skip.
Another item to check is one that might not be in [...]
February 21, 2006
How To Get A Private Pilot Medical Certificate
If you want to become a pilot, you have to have a FAA medical certificate. Acquiring a medical certificate is not too difficult. You do not have to get a medical certificate before you begin your training. It is only required once you are ready to fly the airplane solo a [...]