The UN Just Changed the World Map. Here’s Why Pilots Are Keeping the Old One
The UN just voted to replace Mercator with Equal Earth. But pilots still rely on Mercator every day — and the reason is one of the most elegant ideas in navigation.
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The UN just voted to replace Mercator with Equal Earth. But pilots still rely on Mercator every day — and the reason is one of the most elegant ideas in navigation.
On 12 August 2026, a total eclipse turns Spanish daytime to near-darkness. But is flying through it “night flight”? A look at what VFR rules actually say — and why the definition beats the appearance
EASA updated its online training guidelines in 2026. The verdict for anyone studying ATPL theory online? It works — and the blended model is the one the regulator points to as ideal.
AGK is the biggest, most technical ATPL exam — and the one students fear most. Here’s what Subject 021 actually covers, why volume isn’t the real problem, and how to study systems that all connect.
Air Law has no maths in it, yet students fail it every sitting. Here’s what Subject 010 actually covers — from the Chicago Convention to your national authority — and how to study it properly the first time
