Possible Assistance Needed: Preventing Pan-Pan Problems

By rahmat hidayat

Friday, March 10, 2023

We look at some common exhaust system issues, how to handle wildlife/laser strikes, as well as how to recognize the onset of hypoxia, etc.

Read the Latest Issue! The FAA Safety Policy Voice of Non-commercial General Aviation The March/April 2023 issue of FAA Safety Briefing magazine explores a few urgent aeronautical situations pilots may find themselves in, and which may require the use of the lesser-known, but equally important distress call — pan-pan. We look at some common exhaust system issues, how to handle wildlife and laser strikes, as well as how to recognize the onset of hypoxia and ensure safety during higher altitude operations. Click on an image or headline below to read each mobile-friendly article on Medium. Feature Articles   Difficult and Exhausting How a "Simple" Thing Like an Exhaust System Can Create Deadly Difficulties   No Air Up There Hypoxia Awareness   Blinded by the Light A Look at Cockpit Laser Illumination Events   Going to the Birds to Prevent Hazardous Strikes Using UV Lights to Drive Away Danger   When Pan-Pan Becomes Mayday Search and Rescue in the 21st Century   Hitting Home Runs with First Responder Training Courses FAA Training Helps First Responders Safely Assess an Aviation Accident Site Departments   Staying Out of the Flying Pan Jumpseat: an executive policy perspective   SODA — It's Not Just a Fizzy Drink Aeromedical Advisory: a checkup on all things aeromedical   Rising Above Average Checklist: FAA resources and safety reminders   Outsmarting Murphy's Law Drone Debrief: drone safety roundup   Fatigue Countermeasures Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: GA maintenance issues   New Visibility Estimation Tool Coming Soon Angle of Attack: GA safety strategies   Learning From the Past Vertically Speaking: safety issues for rotorcraft pilots   James Sutherland, FAA Aircraft Certification Service's Organizational Performance Division Faces: FAA employee profile Download Magazine as PDF Scroll up to open each article in an easy-to-read online format through our Medium blog. The FAA invites General Aviation pilots to join this Spring workshop so everyone feels prepared to take to the skies after spending time away from the flight deck. The event will cover surface safety and operational concerns associated with General Aviation. WINGS credit will be offered. March 22 @ 12:30 p.m. Eastern During this event, FAA Acting Administrator Billy Nolen, Jamal Wilson, GA industry reps, pilots, air traffic controllers, labor, meteorologists and others will discuss safety and operational concerns associated with General Aviation. The workshop panels will remind pilots about runway procedures, provide information to preempt airfield errors, and ultimately focus on lowering the potential for accidents. Topics presented and discussed will include: Wrong Surface Risk and Mitigation Human Factors Markings, Signage and Lighting Nighttime Operations Preparing for Weather Challenges And more Watch on YouTube Go to YouTube now to set a reminder notification. Live chat will be available. Join Zoom Webinar for WINGS Credit Use passcode 236113 to join only if you are requesting WINGS credit. Subscribe/Contact: Subscribe to the print magazine Sign up for email notifications Email magazine staff (SafetyBriefing@faa.gov) Archived FAA Safety Briefing Issues Connect: The FAA Safety Policy Voice of Non-commercial General Aviation

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