pilotscafe

Being a pilot requires constant learning and practice. Starting from your initial private pilot checkride through flight reviews to type ratings and airline training, these techniques will not only make the study process easier, they will make it more efficient. They will make you a better pilot.

Morse code has been around for many years. In today's aviation it's primary use is for identifying radio navigation aids such as VORs, ILSs, DMEs or NDBs. The FAA and FCC no longer require you to know Morse for pilot training. In fact, it has been off the syllabus for decades. So, why learn Morse Code to begin with?