FAA Safety Briefing Magazine
The FAA Safety Policy Voice of Non-commercial General Aviation
Into the Night
The January/February 2025 issue of FAA Safety Briefing magazine focuses on general aviation night operations. Feature articles cover what's required for night flight, how to mitigate visual illusions, and pro tips for overcoming your fear of the dark.
Download the January/February 2025 issue or use the links below to read each article online.
Feature Articles
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Flying Into the DarkWhat You Need to Fly at Night |
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Your Senses in the ShadowsNighttime Visual Illusions and Spatial Disorientation |
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A New Look for Night LightsAn Update On the FAA's Approach Lighting LED Migration Plan |
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Developing Your Night Flight PlanA Guide to Avoid Things That Go Bump in the Night |
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Don't Be Afraid of the DarkPractice, Preparation, and Proficiency for Safe and Enjoyable Night Flights |
Departments
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The Art of Night FlightJumpseat: An Executive Policy Perspective |
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The Three "E" Approach - Educate, Early Intervention, and the Evolution of StandardsAeromedical Advisory: A Checkup on All Things Aeromedical |
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A Guide in the DarkChecklist: FAA Resources and Safety Reminders |
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Not All Drone Lights are the SameDrone Debrief: Drone Safety Roundup |
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Fighting FatigueNuts, Bolts, and Electrons: GA Maintenance Issues |
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Taking the Fright Out of Rotorcraft Night FlightVertically Speaking: Safety Issues for Rotorcraft Pilots |
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Coming Through with "Flying Colors"On Final: An Editor’s Perspective |
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Chris Criswell, FAA Airport Data and Airspace BranchFaces: FAA Employee Profile |
Last updated: Thursday, January 23, 2025