
#55: The New Mexico medevac crash is about more than GPS Jamming
Pilots do not get an asterisk saying "GPS only" on their instrument ratings.
A deep look at the politics of flight safety, especially in Alaska. Spend a lot of time researching the FAA & NTSB. Big fan of all federal databases.
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Pilots do not get an asterisk saying "GPS only" on their instrument ratings.

It's going to take a new investigative approach to uncover what went wrong over Nome and how it points to a growing problem in commercial aviation

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