tur3ine

tur3ine

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Somewhere in class G.

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Are there any #pilots out there who are also EAA members who might be able to help me understand the organization’s apparent obsession with military aviation?

Hi @swapnakrishna.com curious on your thoughts about this? www.bsr.org/en/blog/spac...

Space ESG Executive Program: Toward High-impact Collective Action | Blog | Sustainable Business Network and Consultancy | BSRwww.bsr.org Learn more about opportunities to advance sustainability in the commercial space industry and BSR’s newest initiative within the sector.

If you’re interested in flying, this is worth your time: vimeo.com/884912388

Fight or Flight - a gnarly bay original filmvimeo.com Fight or Flight chronicles the journey of the first female pilot employed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. She shares her story of how she overcame childhood trauma…

UPS has come out with a “follow my delivery” tracking tool where you can see the truck driving around your neighborhood on a map and it’s the worst thing thats ever happened to me

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Fantastic reporting by Jessica Matthews at Fortune on working conditions at The Boring Company. fortune.com/2024/02/27/f...

When the weather guy signs off as “Doom”, you know it’s going to be bad

Any AOPA members out there, curious on your reaction to this article in the latest edition of PILOT magazine. My view, it’s lacking in so much common sense it’s hard to decide where to begin. I don’t think it represents the best of GA or our needs. Thoughts?

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At the moment social media is very much like a high school cafeteria, which each instance being a table: Mastodon: Tech nerds Threads: Popular crowd Bluesky: Weirdos and stoners TikTok: Theater kids Former Twitter: Incels and trolls Facebook: Teachers and staff

This is hilarious, given how much of mastodon is dunking on Bluesky for being influencers

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That feels a lot like the first test flight of Super Heavy + Starship. A successful test w/ some huge wins & some great data, and also maddeningly close to some even bigger wins. In any case: much to be learned from the data! And great fun to watch. Kudos to the engineers and technicians of SpaceX

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Hi #aviationsky! Our first post here. Calling all aviation historians, archaeologists, researchers, anyone interested in flight and its place in history and society.

Hi @astrokatie.com is there a concept of celestial object classification that would distinguish bodies like mars or exoplanets, from lesser objects like Europa or psyche? Star Trek might call these M class planets. Is there a real thing that’s similar?

All these NSFW accounts following me is such an ego boost I must be doing something right

An issue where the FAA cannot move fast enough. www.insider.com/pilot-mental...

Crisis in the skies: Pilots aren't getting mental health treatment because they fear they'll lose th...www.insider.com An Alaska Airlines pilot hid his depression, then allegedly tried to down a flight. Aviation experts say he's not the only one hiding mental illness.

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Widely known, well-regarded and affable Silicon Valley journo @emilychang.bsky.social takes autonomous delivery drones mainstream with her recent video on ZipLine for Bloomberg Originals. Worth watching, which you can do using the link. (📸 @bloomberg.com) | 🛩️ 📡 ⚡️ 📹 | www.youtube.com/watch?v=HXj3...

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« [F]or pilots, another unpleasant affliction tends to creep up on us in greater frequency during this “most wonderful time of the year” — one that aspirin or tissues can’t help with: get-home-itis … » Continue reading with the link. | 🛩️

Driving the Point Homefaasteam.medium.com On Final: an editor’s perspective

When you’re #52 for takeoff…

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With the financial value of the company formerly known as Twitter in a downward spiral, I urge the Aviation Defense & Space Community/Industry already on Blue Sky to assist migrating people/companies/organizations here! Let’s make Blue Sky the big tent aerospace social network.

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For those in the Northern Hemisphere 🌎: « Winter weather can take its toll on many things: roads, trees, cars, and of course aircraft. Some aircraft continue flying year-round, but some settle down for a long winter’s nap. Any aircraft that spends the winter … » Continue reading with the link. | 🛩️

Putting Your Aircraft to Bedmedium.com The Before and After of Aircraft Winter Storage

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The little wheel goes in the back. ;) 🛩️

Landing a tailwheelwww.aopa.org Ever wondered what crosswind wheel landings are? Sounds like it's something you shouldn't try at home.

Saturday #flying in #wisconsin.

These new @porsche.bsky.social ads are just atrocious.

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Frank Van Haste

The opening montage has a surprisingly robust collection of original footage. | youtu.be/0CPJ-AbCsT8?...

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Inside of you is one Homer. What is your Homer?

Inside of you is one Homer. What is your Homer?

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Happy #ThrottleThursday! #avgeek #aviation #airplane

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Delighted to see so many new users here! I have tips. First is: check out all the settings and make sure they’re right for you. You can turn on threaded mode for a more chronological experience, filter out replies from people you don’t follow, etc. Also you can change your moderation settings 1/x

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🇬🇧 #windowseat

Arizona, 38k feet

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NO SLOWING on the gun violence in America this week: there were seven separate mass shooting incidents where five people were killed and 36 injured. My Sunday recap covers this and all the other critical details of the week here: shero.substack.com/p/what-happe...

What Happened Was...shero.substack.com A lightning fast comprehensive recap of the week's biggest events for October 9th - 15th, 2023

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"Austin has 35 fully certified controllers, according to the FAA. That is about 40% below the target level set by the FAA and the union representing controllers."

How a Series of Air Traffic Control Lapses Nearly Killed 131 Peoplewww.nytimes.com Two planes were moments from colliding in Texas, a harrowing example of the country’s fraying air safety system, a New York Times investigation found.