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NDB Frequency Range
In what frequency range do NDBs operate? NDBs operate in the LF and MF frequency ranges. These frequencies range from 30 to 3000 kHz or 3 - 300 MHz.
Student Pilot – Time, Speed, and Distance Calculations
Pilot - Calculating Time, Speed, and Distance Knowing the formulas on how to calculate time, speed, and distance as a student pilot is essential. The easiest way to remember the formulas is to remember that to solve for distance you are always multiplying. If you are not solving for [...]
Human Factors for Pilots
What are human factors in piloting? Pilots are a component of the aviation system. Just as the airplane and its parts are subject to malfunctions, so is the pilot. Although you should argue that a malfunctioning airplane is still a human malfunction as it was engineered or maintained by humans. [...]
What is QNH?
What is QNH? QNH is really just another way to confuse you while learning to be a pilot! It is kind of just another word for "altimeter setting." However, they are not the same. QNH is the reference for the altimeter setting. QNH, or mean sea level pressure, is used [...]
Students Work at Their Own Pace
With online courses students and instructors are now able easily connect in the classroom. Students can now arrive to their lesson already having pre-studied the air exercise. Instructors spend more time flying and less time explaining.
Our Flight Plan
Canada needs better aviation resources. Canada need a better aviation web presence. Runup.ca wants to help. Our mission is the bring the up-and-coming next-gen Canadian pilots together in a web space where they can find aviation courses, articles, podcasts, and discussion. Runup.ca aims to reinforce to the world the quality of Canadian aviation. We also plan to…