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Recommended Procedures for "The Stack"

Detailed procedures to help pilots safely and efficiently practice instrument approaches at Stanfield and Casa Grande Municipal Airport.

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October Safety Topic: Human Performance

Fatigue, stress and other human factors can affect flight safety. Rate your performance capabilities before flight.

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Luke Aux 1 ILS is currently unavailable

Unfortunately, copper thieves have rendered this valuable training aid inoperable. We’ll update this message when the Luke Aux 1 ILS is back online.

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Current ForeFlight/Garmin Pilot Practice Area Overlay Files

November 2024 is the current version.

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Avoid flying low over Rio Verde community

AFTW has released a letter addressing concerns about low-flying aircraft in the Northeast Practice Area. Please take some time to read this letter and do your part to be a good neighbor to those living around us. Thank you!

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Congested airspace, runway incursions and radio procedures focus of most recent AFTW meeting

by Ben Winton | Sep 15, 2012 | ATC Communications, Meeting Minutes, Meetings, Safety, Training

Here are the minutes of the Sept. 12 AFTW monthly meeting at the Scottsdale Flight Standards District Office. Thank you Terry Brandt for putting these together! AFTW Meeting 12 September 2012 at SDL FSDO. There was one school represented, one CFI, one DPE, one from...

ATCA’s aerobatic box south of Goodyear is hot

by Ben Winton | Aug 21, 2012 | Practice Areas, Safety

The FAA has once again renewed the ATCA aerobatic training area on the west side of the Estrella Mountains. The area is used primarily by the German Air Force for Initial Flight Training, High Performance Maneuvers, Spins, Upset Training, and Formation flying. Please...

Luke Air Force Base 2012 Fly-In Set

by Ben Winton | Aug 9, 2012 | ATC Communications, Discussion Topics, Safety, Training

Don't miss this event -- the first civilian fly-in to Luke AFB in 10 years: Oct. 18-19. This event is open to all FAA-licensed civilian pilots operating primarily in Arizona. It will be held at Luke AFB and participants can drive or fly in. A few lucky pilots will...