The January/February 2021 issue of FAA Safety Briefing takes a unique look at the "challenge and response" environment that is prevalent within the aviation community. Feature articles and departments provide a variety of tools and resources that can help you rise to the challenge, whether it’s shaking off rust from inactivity, pursuing new aeronautical goals, or leveraging technology to stay at the top of your game. We also look at the important role of SOPs in our operations and the many benefits flying clubs offer to aviators.
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Feature Articles
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I’ve Got the Flight Controls ... Or Do You? A Game Plan for Getting Back in the Sky (on FlightPush)
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2
On Recovering from Rustiness: Making Resilient Resolutions to Restore Proficiency (on FlightPush)
Medium
3
Making It Look Easy: The "Magic" of Standard Operating Procedures (on FlightPush)
Medium
4
Bringing Avid Aviators Together: Tips for Joining or Developing a Well-Run Flying Club (on FlightPush)
Medium
5
Fly Into the Matrix: How to Get Into the World of Virtual Flying at Home (on FlightPush)
Medium
Departments
1
Jumpseat: New Year, New Beginning (on FlightPush)
Medium
2
Condition Inspection: Addressing a Substantial Problem (on FlightPush)
Medium
3
Checklist: Is There a Card for That?! National Checklist Day (on FlightPush)
Medium
4
Drone Debrief: Taking the Next Step in Safe Drone Operations (on FlightPush)
Medium
5
Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: Can You Spot the Maintenance Dirty Dozen? Let’s Find Out (on FlightPush)
Medium
6
Angle of Attack: On the Plane, Snow is Glistening ... (on FlightPush)
Medium
7
Vertically Speaking: Introducing the Rotorcraft Collective (on FlightPush)
Medium
8
FAA Faces: Brad Palmer, FAA General Aviation and Commercial Division Manager (on FlightPush)
Medium
Contents as listed in the FAA's archive of FAA Safety Briefing issues. Issue Archive