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Meg Godlewski
Verified
Staff Writer and Technical Editor, Flying Magazine
Seattle
Beats
consumer health, preliminary medical research
Content
By Meg Godlewski| Flying Magazine Verified Vertex Solutions, a small business known for the manufacturing of systems integration and advanced training technologies, has been awarded a contract to deliver 25 additional T-38 Gen 2 enhanced immersive training devices (eITDs) to the U.S. Air Force to aid pilots in flying fighter and bomber aircraft. Officially, the program is known as VTRAD FBF, short for Virtual Training for Air Dominance Fighter Bomber Fundamentals program.
By Meg Godlewski| Flying Magazine Verified Answer: The short answer is landings are mandatory—we have never had an airplane stay stuck up there yet—and takeoffs are optional. As every flight terminates in a landing, either a good one or a bad one, the law of averages dictates there will be some bad ones. Hard landings lead to bounces, prop strikes, gear collapse, and out-and-out crashes often caused by a stall during the approach when the pilot tries to "stretch the glide" to the runway.
By Meg Godlewski| Flying Magazine Verified Vertex Solutions, a small business known for the manufacturing of systems integration and advanced training technologies, has been awarded a contract to deliver 25 additional T-38 Gen 2 enhanced immersive training devices (eITDs) to the U.S. Air Force to aid pilots in flying fighter and bomber aircraft. Officially, the program is known as VTRAD FBF, short for Virtual Training for Air Dominance Fighter Bomber Fundamentals program.
Company Info
Flying Magazine
FLYING Magazine is a leading aviation publication that has been in circulation since 1927, originally known as Popular Aviation. It is recognized as the most widely read aviation magazine in the world, serving both active pilots and the broader aviation community. Published monthly, the magazine covers a variety of topics, including aviation news, expert reviews, flight training, aircraft ownership, and innovations in the field. The magazine offers in-depth articles on aviation trends and technologies, resources for flight training, and valuable information for aircraft owners on maintenance and management. It also features reviews of new aircraft models and avionics systems, helping readers make informed decisions. FLYING Magazine targets a diverse audience, including professional and recreational pilots, aircraft owners, and aviation enthusiasts, providing insights and practical advice relevant to their interests.
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Founded: 1927