↓ Skip to Main Content
Inner Art of Airmanship Blog

Inner Art of Airmanship Blog

Posting my perpetual pursuit of piloting perfection

Author: Dave English

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →

Surfing perpetual pursuit

By Dave English

World Surf League Champion 11 times, Kelly Slater clearly didn’t stop learning when he reached the top. And as someone who is 50, I can tell you, getting better at flying is also a lifelong journey.

Posted: 29 November 20163 January 2017.

Time is a river

By Dave English

Pilots work with time. On-time. Speed = distance/time. We must manage our own inner time as well. From slow times to supersonic.

Posted: 26 November 201626 November 2016.

Maya Angelou on becoming a great pilot

By Dave English

At an airshow I admire the biplanes, the jets, the smoke and the sounds. But the persistence of the pilots to get this good is most amazing.

Posted: 23 November 2016.

Living the dream

By Dave English

From the first hour of flight training, realize that you are already ‘living the dream!’ Eric Auxier. Airline captain and writer.

Posted: 22 November 2016.

Don’t let your emotions …

By Dave English

Never get emotionally worked up in the cockpit — you’ll only die mad. Best be like the WWII British poster, keep calm and carry on:

Posted: 21 November 201619 January 2020.

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →

Search Airmanship Blog

Recent Posts

  • Mastery is . . .
  • Why bother?
  • What good pilots consistently do …
  • There is something beyond …
  • Armstrong’s last presentation
  • Not up on a shelf
  • Sooner or later
  • BlueSky
  • It seemed the aircraft was almost …
  • Die doing what I love

Recent Comments

  • Peter on Airbus Stick Technique
  • Andrea on Your ​​job is
  • Mike Riley on Aeroplane does all the work
  • George Williams on 81% of ERAU pilots bust IFR minimums
  • Tech365 on Gene Kranz​ on spacemanship

No ads

No paid placements

No junk

Tags

accident airline ops airmanship art automation awareness beginners mind blame book commitment competition crash CRM discipline emergency emotion error flow glider go/no-go habit inner art inner game landing love mastery meditation military ops mindset normal accident one with passion perpetual pursuit practice risk safety seamanship simplicity space ops sports time management training what if work Zen

Categories

  • Airmanship Quotes
  • Article
  • Book Review
  • Link to Article
  • Link to Podcast
  • Link to Video
  • Movie Review
  • Other Asstd Misc
  • Research Review

Main menu

  • Inner Art of Airmanship Website

Secondary Menu

  • Facebook
  • BlueSky
  • Pinterest
  • LinkedIn
  • Instagram

Made with WordPress & Accessible Zen.

↑ Back to the Top