Everything we checked.

One of several AI radio-practice apps launched or expanded this year.

An airline-backed academy has built a radio trainer into its curriculum.

The established player keeps adding realism, raising the bar for newcomers.

Another dedicated ATC learning product already in the market.

A new AI controller that scores spoken radio calls by scenario.

A recent solo-developer app for phraseology practice.

AI radio simulation plus AI summaries of real flights.

AI controllers have also arrived inside home flight simulators.

Source of the 2022 study figure: 56% of pilots said they had avoided care in some way.

Reuters interviews with three dozen pilots and experts on why pilots stay silent.

The same Reuters reporting, carried in Canada.

A further pickup of the Reuters investigation.

Industry and regulatory moves toward support, and how far there is to go.

Wider coverage of the same theme.

OpenAero is the free standard for designing competition sequences.

OpenAero is maintained alongside the US competition sequences.

How aerobatic figures are written down, which any rehearsal tool must read.

Background on the catalogue that defines every competition figure.

The international committee's current view of contest software.

The contest-results side of the software landscape.

How pilots actually use OpenAero, in their own words.

OpenAero is open source; its licence sets the terms for any reuse.

The established platform, built around schools, fleets and front desks.

How the school-focused platforms frame the problem.

A newer independent-CFI app with few users so far.

Another small instructor app in the same space.

Pitched at CFI paperwork; ranks outside the top 30 in its category.

Endorsement and requirement checklists for instructors.

Instructors comparing scheduling tools in their own words.

The iOS app rates 1.85 stars and hasn't been updated since 2018.

A second view of the same app listing.

How listing sites package photos, specs and video for sellers.

Marketplaces themselves tell sellers that presentation matters.

A current marketplace and how it presents itself.

What a UK listing site requires of sellers before listing.

How a specialist dealer approaches presentation.

An established aviation supplier with a similar name.

A Lisbon-based company using a close variant of the name.

Another business-aviation company in the same naming territory.

Our recommended next step: search "Inflight Solutions" in the training and software classes.

Softened grey text on white and very light display type.

A serif display face over full-bleed photography.

Restrained palette with a light italic display face.

Thin display capitals and a warm, muted ground.

A warm cream ground with hairline rules.

Images framed with generous space.

A warm ivory ground and a classical serif.

The three typefaces now used across the site.

Free for commercial use with no attribution required; the source of our real photographs and footage.