Safety Videos

How to Stop the Spread of Invasive Plants and Animals by Seaplane

Since the 1980s, zebra mussels, quagga mussels, Eurasian watermilfoil, and other non-indigenous aquatic plants and animals have been rapidly taking over many of our freshwater lakes and causing billions of dollars in damage. These invasive species are primarily transported by watercraft, and once established can be impossible to eradicate. By following a few simple guidelines outlined in this video, seaplane pilots can help stop the spread of these aquatic nuisances. (approx.20 mins.)

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Featured Safety Videos

ASI’s Safety Videos offer valuable insights on a variety of topics pertinent to your next flight.

Passenger Safety Briefing

Unfortunately, accidents happen—and when they do, a little information can sometimes make a big difference. The Air Safety Institute’s new video covers often-overlooked items that should be part of every preflight passenger briefing. You’ll also get helpful survival tips from NTSB and CAP experts, and learn the single best way to increase your odds of rescue. (approx. 16 mins.)

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No Greater Burden

Living with the consequences of an aircraft accident is hard. Living with the loss of a son is excruciating. In this special video presentation we take a sobering look at one pilot’s personal tragedy, the devastation it wrought, and the lessons all of us can take from it. (approx. 30 mins.)

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Space Weather and GA

Space scientist Joe Kunches from the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center discusses solar activity and how this space weather may impact general aviation flying. (approx. 9 mins.)

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FDK Airspace and Tower: A New Class of Operations

On May 1, 2012, Frederick Tower opened and introduced new Class D airspace around the airport. Watch the Air Safety Institute’s free seminar on the new VFR and IFR operations in the Frederick Class D airspace. (approx. 50 mins.)

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Surviving the Wires Environment

An aviation wire-strike safety awareness video produced by Southern California Edison, Helicopter Association International, and AEGIS Insurance Services Inc., discusses the dangers of low-level flying and basic safety protocols pilots can employ in the "wires environment." (approx. 26 mins.)

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Midair Collisions

Bruce Landsberg talks about the causes of midair collisions and what pilots can do to reduce the risk of a collision. Extended interview from a segment first appearing on AOPA Live This Week. (approx. 8 mins.)

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SNEAK PEEK

AOPA's NEW Website Coming Next Week

Next week, AOPA will be transitioning to a redesigned website and a new membership management system in an effort to enhance your interaction with the association online. You’re invited to the sneak peek!

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