Sid Mayeux, Author at KITPLANES

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Sid "Scroll" Mayeux has over 25 years of experience in aviation training, safety, and risk management in the military, civilian, airline, and general aviation sectors. He currently trains Boeing 777 pilots, and he built and is flying a Van's RV-7A.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - November 17, 2016 0

Surviving the unplanned pitch trim loop. By Sid Mayeux.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - October 15, 2015 0

Amateurs and Experimental aircraft. By Sid Mayeux.

Risky Business: Stick to the Plan

Sid Mayeux - August 18, 2015 0

Mission planning-stick to the plan.

Risky Business: Checklists

Sid Mayeux - July 16, 2015 0

Giving the madness method.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - June 19, 2015 0

Mission planning-in the air and hangar.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - May 6, 2015 0

Target fixation in the air and the hangar. By Sid Mayeux.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - April 16, 2015 0

Hot doggin. By Sid Mayeux.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - March 20, 2015 0

Distractions-stay focused in the air and the hangar. By Sid Mayeux.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - February 19, 2015 0

Unforeseeable risks in kit aircraft projects. By Sid Mayeux.

Risky Business

Sid Mayeux - January 23, 2015 0

The dress rehearsal-in the shop and in the air. By Sid Mayeux.

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