I'm envisioning that we get quite a few questions regarding remote controlled aircraft - how should we respond to these questions? Are the on topic? Or do we want to keep the site to only life-sized aircraft?
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For this question (Intl. Flights - Which are the Flight Level rules differences?), it appears to be asking for resources that have collated information of various altitudes for direction of flight in different countires, which are plentiful. Should these types of questions be allowed on Aviation....
We currently have an air-traffic-control and atc tag. Which one should be used? In general, when should common terms be abbreviated in tags and when should they be spelled out?
I just came across a few down/close-voted questions (e.g. Usage ratio of An-225 Mryja) which had no comment describing a reason for said votes. What should be done about that (presuming that this is not optimal)?
I'm going to try something new here. I got an idea after observing Space Exploration and Astronomy. Topics of the week often are really good way of getting out a lot of interesting questions when there are enough visitors to the site in the week to see the topic and respond. The problem with Astr...
There's a lot of discussion about whether this question is appropriate or not:
What to do when the captain smells like alcohol?
I personally think it's more a question for a forum instead of a Q&A site. The question could be interpreted in 2 ways:
What do the regulations say? In that case the...
We now have two questions tagged Class Bravo and none tagged Airspace, which to me would be the logical parent tag for any airspace questions. Should various classes have their own tags? Should they be synonyms for a master Airspace tag?
How should we think about this?
The FAA refers to the different types of airspace as Class A, B, C, D, E, and G. On the radio, B and D can be easily confused, so we use phonetics (Bravo or Delta), but when written it is not used that way.
I would suggest renaming class-bravo to class-b and possibly adding a tag synonym if it ...
I don't even recognize the event by the "Britain's Worst Air Crash" title ... I can only think of some awful tragedies on Britain's territory, like e.g. Lockerbie (well, that's Scotland to be more precise).
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@DannyBeckett Nope. I think I've only ever seen one or two of those, and certainly none lately.
I went flying this morning, now I just got in to work (here at Stack Exchange), and checked the aviation.stackexchange site. My life seems to have been bridged all of a sudden.
I have asked a question on the main site which although upvoted is unanswered.
I was thinking about ways I should update the question to make it perhaps more answerable, or with more detail.
My question is regarding revalidating my PPL, and I could go to the relevant authority, and ask them but...