Archived FAA Safety Briefing Magazine Issues
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Safety Briefing
FAA Safety Briefing - November/December 2008
Night Flying SafetyIn this issue, we shed the light on night flying, how to avoid CFIT at night, how to tame the non-towered babble, and airport surface safety.
FAA Safety Briefing - September/October 2008
Balloon Fiesta from the Ground UpIn this issue, we look at launching dreams, energizing the next generation of pilots, and TFR taxanonmy.
FAA Safety Briefing - July/August 2008
Behind the Scene at AirVentureIn this issue, we look at the legend of Lake Winnebago, transit traps, tips to keep you flying safely, the national GA awards, and the Young Eagles.
FAA Safety Briefing - May/June 2008
Project PREPIn this issue, we highlight PIREPs, insurance, weather, TAC charts, and how to plan a flying workshop.
FAA Safety Briefing - March/April 2008
Sun 'n FunIn this issue, we look at Sun 'n Fun. defeating dehydration, formation flying, experimental flight training, and insurance.
FAA Safety Briefing - January/February 2008
Aviation Safety from Cover to CoverIn this issue, we focus on teaching the teachers, knowing your NOTAMs, and ADS-B in the Gulf of Mexico.
FAA Safety Briefing - November/December 2009
Winter FlyingIn this issue, we focus on winter flying safety, including icing avoidance strategies, safe operations on icy runways, and snow/frost contamination.
FAA Safety Briefing - September/October 2009
Exhibition FlyingIn this issue, we focus on exhibition flying safety. Highlighted are the FAA’s role at the National Championship Air Races & Air Show, the challenges of competition and formation flying, and the behind-the-scenes efforts to keep vintage aircraft and their legacy thriving...
FAA Safety Briefing - July/August 2009
Light-SportIn this issue, we highlight the exciting opportunities that light-sport aviation offers to today’s pilot, including a look at sport pilot certificate privileges, training tips, and maintenance requirements.