Explore why these pilots ignored the warning signs and pressed on under adverse circumstances.
Pilots share their mistakes so you can learn from their slip-ups while comfortable on the ground instead of the hard way, like they did, in flight.
The Air Safety Institute gives an early look into the factors surrounding crashes and addresses notable portions of the flight and highlights areas the NTSB will probe to determine a probable cause.
This inspiring series helps pilots fly safely while operating in unique and challenging real-world situations.
Join the AOPA Air Safety Institute on exciting journeys as we explore high-risk, high-performing flight operations where pilots and crews push themselves and their aircraft to the edge of performance, doing so safely.
These short video clips lift the curtain on what’s expected from the other side of the mic.
Easy to absorb and quick to recall when you need them most, these suggestions come in handy from taxi to touchdown.
Share these videos with your frequent non-pilot passengers so they can learn more about how to help and enjoy being an active participant in the flight.
Fundamental wisdom never gets old. Watch and share these educational videos pulled from the AOPA Air Safety Institute's files.
Our webinars bring you impactful, challenging topics to make you a safer pilot. Watch any you missed.
Listen in as pilots share flight experiences that put their skills to the test.
Whether you’re new to multiengine flying or multiengine rated but rusty, become a better, safer multiengine pilot with this video series.
ASI’s Reality Check series examines the theoretical versus the actual as we apply aviation theories, myths, and book values to actual flying scenarios.
This video series focuses ways to reduce your chances of needing costly aircraft repairs.
Video topics cover fuel management, collision avoidance, weather, passenger briefings, emergency procedures, survival tips, and more.
These short spoofs take a tongue-in-cheek look at some of the mishaps that can befall pilots who take a cavalier approach to flying safely.