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Flight Safety Australia July–August 2017
The lead story of Flight Safety Australia’s July–August edition looks at how artificial intelligence could influence aviation. The machine-learning technology that gives computers subtle...
The bold and beautiful
Kreisha Ballantyne explores what old-school pilots can learn from early adopters and vice versa
I have heard many a senior gent tell he’s here because...
Flight Safety Australia May–June 2017 out now!
Flight Safety Australia analyses an ugly phrase in its May–June 2017 lead story. The myths of pilot error looks at several of the many...
A fine balance
Education, experience and examination all have a role to play in a pilot’s development, Kreisha Ballantyne muses.
In 1989, I went back to school, this...
‘Flight Safety Australia’ January–February 2017 out now!
As the biennial Australian International Airshow approaches Flight Safety Australia’s January-February 2017 edition looks at how airshows manage risk. It’s a story of complexity,...
Recent, licensed, current: two out of three isn’t good
Kreisha Ballantyne explores currency, and finds it to be a multi-dimensional measurement.
It was on a typically glorious day that I encountered my first lesson...
Do men fly from Mars and women fly from Venus?
Kreisha Ballantyne wonders if a little gender bending might not make all pilots safer.
Of all the topics I’ve researched for this publication, the topic...
The Personality Perspective
By Kreisha Ballantyne.
A friend of mine always signs off his emails to me with the signature ‘fly safely’. I had never given it much...
Flying the plan: young glider pilot makes cool recovery
This demonstration of a cool head on young shoulders comes from Demetris Gregoriou, an aspiring 18-year-old private pilot from Cyprus.
His action camera video posted...
Mental as anything
Researchers have determined that when we visualise something in vivid colour with detail, our minds cannot determine if we’re actually looking at the item...
