The Pathway to Becoming a Pilot: Part 3
This is the third instalment of our Pathway to Becoming a Pilot series. Becoming a pilot is a dream that many aspire to achieve. Still, it requires dedication, training, and a thorough understanding of complex subjects. The Zero to Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) Program (sometimes refer as Cadet Training…
At What Distance Should Glint and Glare be Assessed for Aviation?
With the growing presence of solar PV developments, both on open land and upon rooftops, the co-existence of solar and airports in proximity to one another has become commonplace. In this brief article we examine the distances at which an assessment of potential glint and glare might be required for…
Daylight Sunlight Assessments: What is Meant by No Sky Line?
Earlier this year, Pager Power began offering a new service to developers in the form of Daylight Sunlight Assessments. This included the development of our own bespoke model that complied with BRE and British Standards guidance to ensure accuracy and compliance with best practices. More information on the guidance can…
Taking Time to Talk in the Wake of World Mental Health Day
World Mental Health Day (WMHD) was established in 1992 by the World Federation for Mental Health . Held annually on 10th October, the awareness program brings attention to mental illness and the effects it can have on our lives. The theme for 2024, “It is time to Prioritise Mental Health…
RA3522: Safeguarding Vertical Landing Pads
The Ministry of Defense (MOD) and the Military Aviation Authority (MAA) have recently issued Regulatory Article 3522 , which provides guidance on the design and safeguarding of Vertical Landing Pads (VLP). These square pads were originally brought in at RAF Marham in 2018 to allow F-35B aircraft to land on…
Civil Radar Constraints on Onshore Wind
Radar signals and wind turbines are, in a sense, natural enemies. Civil radar installations are generally located such that their coverage above the surrounding terrain is as unobstructed as possible. Wind turbines are generally located on the top of hills or ridges and made as tall as possible. The most…
Military Radar Constraints on Onshore Wind
Radar signals and wind turbines are, in a sense, natural enemies. Military radar installations are generally located such that their coverage above the surrounding terrain is as unobstructed as possible. Wind turbines are generally located on the top of hills or ridges and made as tall as possible. The most relevant categories…
Floating Flower Farms
We’ve all heard of floating offshore windfarms, but a new floating farm is emerging, in the form of floating flower farms. In South Florida, researchers have discovered an impressive new approach to combatting water pollution—a pressing issue that plagues many urban areas. By utilising inexpensive floating platforms, the team has…
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