Tag: nov2023

Yes, you read it right - beef. Usually, the operations we feature are situated in countries that significantly produce grains and fibers. Uruguay, a small but progressive country in South ...

Microfiber towels have significantly impacted how we clean and maintain various substrates, from sunglasses and television to the paint on your aircraft. Microfibers provide a great deal of absorbency, durability, ...

This past weekend, the city of Greenville, MS, Mid-Delta Airport hosted Greenville Aviation Day. The event hosted a wide range of aircraft, hot air balloons, an Aeroshell team performance, and ...

It has been another long, tiring, and stressful day. How about a few drinks to blow off some steam? At times, a good cold beer after a long day of ...

"A2" milk. Could this be coming to a school near you? Do you and your family consume a lot of dairy products? And are you or anyone you know sensitive ...

As I mentioned last month, my position with Chem-Man requires me to do quite a bit of traveling. Although I miss my wife and dogs at home, I do enjoy ...

Clear communication can sometimes be challenging. What a person feels, senses, or perceives can challenge beliefs and reality. I am not trying to get philosophical; I am only trying to ...

In deciding to go flying, we implicitly accept some level of risk. Those unfamiliar with today's ag aviation industry often ask me how dangerous it must be. My response reflects ...

I have three topics that I would like to cover in this November editorial. I will start with the first of the three, the Celebration of Life for my longtime ...

Editors Note: This article originally appeard in the November 2022 issue of FAASafety Breifing. Since publication, the new standards went into effect in August of 2023. By Tom Hoffmann, FAA ...