Aviation

Holding patterns in aviation are used to delay a landing for reasons like aircraft separation, weather conditions, or low visibility, and sometimes as part of a missed approach procedure. Pilots may also request a hold to complete emergency checklists. Training for holding patterns involves understanding their purpose, components, entries, and communication, which is essential for safety and proficiency in flight.

Misinterpreting airport signs and markings can lead to serious safety risks due to pilot errors. The AIRPORT unit in ARSim covers essential airport signage, lighting, and interactive quizzes to improve situational awareness and safety.

When you close your eyes and imagine the career of your dreams, what does that life look like? 

For many pilots, the perfect job is sliding behind the controls as a pilot in command of a scheduled airline flight or charter.