Up in the Air, Out-of-Practice Airline Pilots Are Looking Error-Prone
Back in the cockpit after time off recovering from Covid-19, an airline pilot forgot to start his plane's second engine for takeoff, a mistake that could
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Back in the cockpit after time off recovering from Covid-19, an airline pilot forgot to start his plane's second engine for takeoff, a mistake that could
Back in the cockpit after time off recovering from Covid-19, an airline pilot forgot to start his plane’s second engine for takeoff, a mistake that could have ended in disaster if he hadn’t aborted the flight. Another pilot, fresh from a seven-month layoff because of the pandemic and descending to land early in the morning,
Special credit must go to Mark Searle, president of Feilding Athletics, for helping establish the new club. ♦ This weekend a number of Manawatū athletes are travelling to Taupō to compete in the North Island cross-country championships. The central location is a popular venue for athletes from all points of the North Island to converge and compete, with the added attraction of a recovery session in one of the nearby hot thermal pools adding to the appeal. ♦ The dates for this year’s winter track series have been confirmed, with Masterton hosting the first day’s events on Sunday,...
Overall, 56 percent of classes across the 10 colleges will be offered in an online format, with 36 percent "in-person and hybrid," according to the district. Another eight percent are in other formats "like field-based study or independent study." The in-person hybrid category includes classes with an in-person component, such as a weekly class meeting, while part of the class is virtual. Fully in-person classes will comprise only 19 percent of the district's classes. The distribution of in-person-to-online classes varies widely across the colleges: Chandler Gilbert Community College, for ins...
In January 2018, anticipating my retirement from Jewish Family & Childrenâs Service, I called Mark Searle, Arizona State Universityâs provost. I hoped ASU would be interested in collaborating with the Jewish community to conduct the research for a Jewish population study. Searle and I had discussed such a venture a few years earlier. A series of questions plagued me throughout my tenure at JFCS as vice president of philanthropic services and as a Congregation Or Tzion board member. How many Jews live in Maricopa County? How many are members of synagogues? What are the reasons more J...