coljones

YWSI? = Young Women's Summer Institute?

"1.2 What is Flight Crew Licencing The flight crews discussed in the Flight Crew Licensing Procedures are pilots and flight engineers." This means that Flight attendants unless licenced as "flight crew" are not "flight crew".

For further amusement try this https://www.casa.gov.au/sites/default/files/2021-11/flight-crew-licensing-manual.pdf Apart from the Nationals running a protection racket for Rex (and a gun in every house) and the opposition and Flight Centre running a protection racket for non-Oz airlines I am plumb out of conspiracy theories. For better or worse, I fly into airports requiring an ASIC so against my better judgement I have an ASIC. I will add, however, that the airport owner has the right to impose a usage or entry condition and that may be the need to carry and display ASIC/AVID. So be it!

Some more light reading CASR Part 61 says " 61.335 Identity checks (1) CASA may, by written notice given to the holder of a flight crew licence or certificate of validation, require the holder to provide evidence of his or her identity in accordance with paragraph 6.57(1)(a) of the Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005. (2) The holder commits an offence if: (a) CASA has not told the holder, in writing, that he or she has complied with the requirement; and (b) the holder exercises the privileges of the licence or certificate. Penalty: 50 penalty units. (3) For subregulation (2), CASA is taken to have told the holder that he or she has complied with the requirement if CASA issues a new licence document or certificate of validation to the holder after giving the holder the notice. (4) An offence against this regulation is an offence of strict liability. "

A bit of light reading can be found by searching for AVIATION TRANSPORT SECURITY REGULATIONS 2005 - REG 6.57 Flight crew licences etc--requirements in relation to issue

Life is too very, very short to waste time searching fæcebook for AOPA stuff. It would be far better if AOPA used text and images rather than 2 hours of video. It would also help if they used email rather than fæcebook.

At least you don't need a BP Carnet (scum!)

Hi, (no insults) where is the video? Col

Are you sure that you're not confusing causation and coincidence?

A jab engine in a foxbat would be a great idea.

Have a look here OzRunways Documentation DOCS.OZRUNWAYS.COM Documentation about OzRunways apps And here OzRunways User Manual DOCS.OZRUNWAYS.COM

Down the bottom RH corner are the search plan and sheet icons. The sheet icon only appears if you have started a plan. Click on the sheet icon to bring the sheet up. The OzRunways document page has the manual and a guide. I am using the Android RWY version. They are similar.

If you go to the plan sheet and put in the altitudes and then click on the windsock (top row icons you will be given a range of times. Make a selection and the wind at allude will be displayed and the wind corrected calculated and entered on the sheet.

The plan is saved in the plans drawer (back out "<-" of the plans page. You can also save the plan externally by saving or sharing a GPX. You can also import a GPX and turn it into a plan. If you want to save a flight make sure you activate the plan, it will be saved under "flight History" in settings.

I haven't seen it read altitude higher on a Samsung/Android tablet/phone - can you provide an authoritative link? Maybe the iPads read low.

Or they are neutral with the way the organisation is being run and are unable to form an opinion about who to vote for.

Nah! but. I'm happy with the cheapy - Tab a7 Lite. It recently flew me from YSBK to YHID without missing a beat. The Tab S6 Lite stayed in the bag and I never felt the need to watch Hi-Def movies. And I have also done lots of planning to Carnarvon and Tasmania. The downside of any EFB, regardless of cost, is the inability to control the winds and rain. RWY works best with at least 64Gig and mapping across to an SD card when you first buy is both cheap and easy.

The Tab A7 Lite 4G can probably be picked up for less than $400. It has enough grunt to run RWY but needs to have an SD card installed to expand the capacity beyond 32GB. Maybe if you wanted to watch hi-def videos spending $850 might be justified but it is still like watching TV on a teeny-weeny small screen. An extra $400 buys a lot of beers or AvGas.

Samsung Tab S6 Lite is a good choice and you get a stylus. It works well with RWY. Make sure you get the LTE (4G) version so you have a choice about using Mobile Data (Telstra if you want good coverage off the beaten track) I'm also using a Samsung A7 Lite 32GB LTE (with an extra 120GB of Storage) The A7 Lite (8") is great in a crowed cabin and performs reasonable efficiently.

Will things change now that there is no longer any protection from the LNP for this private enterprise boondoggle?

Both the Hex code and rego can be changed in the SkyEcho and should follow the codes in the transponder (hex Code) and the plane rego. If there is no transponder in the plane you use a Hex code supplied by CASA and the plane rego (XYZ or R1234). The SkyEcho serial number is unique and police, CASA or EBay might help. I use mine on a variety of planes and change the transponder/rego codes or the CASA Hex/rego as required. I once forgot to change and my friends friends were asking why he had flown to Cessnock when in fact he was down at Griffith.😘

What are NAND Hard Drives? - Easy Tech Junkie https://www.easytechjunkie.com/what-are-nand-hard-drives.htm

The 0.206" and 1/4 inch plugs/sockets are not metric - both probably American. The Inch and English are both imperial not American or French.

Or the two plugs are a carry over from the Wright Bi-plane comms and, like imperial measurements in the US, have never been superseded.

In what way was the call for nominations not in accordance with the rules?