CAPT.Gurpreet singh tung

13/02/2026

Distress and Urgency calls are fundamental to aviation Radio Telephony.
🔴 MAYDAY: Serious and imminent danger
🟡 PAN-PAN: Urgent, but not critical
Standard phraseology. Clear priority. Professional communication.

11/02/2026

Your body clock doesn’t run on 24 hours.

Sleep follows a 25-hour biological rhythm and is divided into REM and NREM sleep — one restores the body, the other restores the brain.

Understanding sleep stages helps you understand performance, memory, and fatigue.

11/02/2026

Your body clock doesn’t run on 24 hours.

Sleep follows a 25-hour biological rhythm and is divided into REM and NREM sleep, one restores the body, the other restores the brain.

Understanding sleep stages helps you understand performance, memory, and fatigue.

09/02/2026

Did you know that drizzle, rain, showers, sleet, and hail are all classified differently in meteorology?

This reel breaks down the key types of precipitation and weather terms in a clear and easy way.
Perfect for students, weather enthusiasts, and anyone curious about how the atmosphere works.

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07/02/2026

07/02/2026

Have you ever noticed how cloudy the sky is and wondered how it’s described?
Meteorologists use a simple method called Octas to measure cloud cover, dividing the sky into 8 parts and counting how many have clouds.
From clear skies to overcast conditions, cloud cover tells an important weather story.
Now you know what the sky is really saying!

04/02/2026

CAVOK isn’t just ‘clear weather’... it’s a precise meteorological standard used in aviation reporting.
CAVOK means Clouds And Visibility OK, the kind of day every pilot loves.
Clear skies. Unlimited visibility.
The perfect conditions to focus, learn, and build real confidence in the cockpit.

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02/02/2026

Hypoxia can quietly impair a pilot’s judgement and vision long before it becomes obvious.

This reel explains:
- Meaning of hypoxia
- Types: hypoxic, anemic, stagnant & histotoxic
- Symptoms to watch for
- Correct treatment and recovery actions

An essential topic for aviation safety, pilot training, and DGCA exam preparation.

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30/01/2026

DGCA: The Authority Behind Indian Aviation
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is the regulatory body for civil aviation in India, operating under the Ministry of Civil Aviation.
DGCA is responsible for:
• Issuing CARs (Civil Aviation Requirements)
• Licensing of Pilots & ATC Controllers
• Aircraft registration & Airworthiness
• Accident investigation
• Amendments to the Aircraft Act & Aircraft Rules
From safety to compliance, DGCA regulates every aspect of civil aviation in India.

28/01/2026

A pilot’s logbook is more than just a record of flights
It is a mandatory legal document that tracks a pilot’s experience, skills, and compliance with aviation regulations.
From preserving entries for 5 years, regular certification, to correctly logging Instrument Flying... every detail matters.
A well-maintained logbook protects your license, your career, and your credibility as a pilot.
Log it right. Fly legal.