Hey — just a quick heads up before you dive in.
Everything you’ll find on this blog is meant for learning and general understanding only. I’m currently a student pilot, still in the process of training and building my knowledge — not an official aviation authority, accident investigator, or certified instructor (at least not yet!).
I genuinely try to keep things accurate, clear, and well-researched, especially when writing about aircraft incidents, aviation safety, and pilot training. But aviation is a huge and constantly evolving field, so there’s always a chance that something might be outdated, slightly off, or missing a bit of detail.
So if you’re making any serious decisions — whether it’s about training, flying, safety, or regulations — don’t rely only on this blog. It’s always better to double-check with official sources, certified instructors, or aviation professionals.
When I talk about aircraft accidents or incidents, my intention is simply to help people understand what happened and learn from it. I’m not here to speculate, assign blame, or replace official investigation reports — those conclusions are always made by the proper authorities.
Everything shared here is based on my personal learning, experience as a student pilot, and the research I do along the way. These are my own views and don’t represent any organization, flight school, or aviation authority.
Also, I often simplify things to make them easier to understand — especially if you’re new to aviation. But yeah, that sometimes means not going super deep into technical details.
And if you ever come across something that doesn’t seem right or feels outdated, feel free to reach out. I’m learning every day, just like you — and I’d genuinely appreciate the feedback.