An Interview with Nick Van Empel: Flying in Africa, Flying Into New York, and some Pilot Career Advice

"If you give up the first time anyone says “no” to you, or “sorry, were not looking for pilots right now”—then this gig is not for you . ."

Naomi Jones wins Ephreta Apple Cup in Aerobatic Competition

It was an exciting start to Naomi Jones’ aerobatic flying career—winning gold at the prestigious Apple Cup in Ephrata, Washington.. . ." . .more.. 

Transport Canada shakes up aviation safety

"Transport Canada has reversed course on a major initiative to offload aviation oversight and let an industry lobby group police the safety of the business aircraft sector." [TC News Release] more..

Langley Flying School Graduate Scores Exceed National Averages

"I think it represents a lot of hard work and dedication by both students and staff," say Chief Flying Instructor David Parry in response to Langley Flying School above-average performance by its graduate students . . . . more..

Elbert Ryhorchuk completes first year with Perimeter as Medivac Pilot

“You have to get used to the speed,” says Langley Flying School Graduate Elbert Ryhorchuk.  “Flying a final approach at 140 knots—well, when you see it for the first time, it’s is pretty amazing.” more . .

Feras Aboulhosn picked up by Air Canada Jazz

Langley Flying Graduate Feras Aboulhosn has been picked up by Air Canada Jazz to fly the CRJ 705. Feras will be based in Calgary and will be flying to destinations that include Las Vegas. .more..

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Air India Boeing 747-437 high over Boston.  This photo was taken by Mark Garfunkel, and appears on Airliners.net.
Langley Flying School's GNIC set for landing on Langley Airport's Runway 19.

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Perimeter's Metro II on short final. Photo: Wikipedia.  Langley Flying School
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June 21 through September 3, 2010 Weekly Pilot Summer Camp runs with daily groundschool and flight training. [Application Form] more . .

 

September 7, 2010 Evening Private Pilot Groundschool begins, with classes Tuesday and Thursday evening, and a 2-hour weekend Tutorial . . [schedule] more . .