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I took a spacecraft mission design class in college. Every time I tried to search for information, the first 6 google results were from KSP before I got to some
by dr_orpheus 5y ago
I took a spacecraft mission design class in college. Every time I tried to search for information, the first 6 google results were from KSP before I got to something based on a real spacecraft.
- schoen 5y agoI wonder if pilots encounter this with VATSIM (searching for real charts or ATC resources and first encountering web pages for the simulation versions).
- t0mas88 5y agoNot for charts because they are on a company iPad that's way easier than Googling. But absolutely if you just quickly Google something on a procedure or little fact, you get the IVAO (I think V for Virtual aviation organisation?) instead of ICAO and they have lots of docs on it. They seem to be pretty accurate but written in a much more accessible way, and unfortunately have some big mistakes sprinkled across them where whoever wrote it doesn't seem to know why things are done the way they are. Another one that ranks very well is skybrary.aero on things like de-icing procedures, safety regulations etc.. It's created by Eurocontrol so somewhat official and the information seems very accurate, but they are not really an official source you should use for actual flight planning.