From Baku’s first powered flights in 1910 to modern airliners, Silk Way cargo operations, military drones, and international airports, a 17-page ASX Research study explores how Azerbaijan built an aviation industry connecting Europe and Asia.
Tag: Flight Training
The Impossible Turn: When an Engine Fails, Is the Runway Behind You Worth Dying For?
When an engine fails seconds after takeoff, turning back toward the runway can be fatal. A 15-page ASX Research investigation examines the aerodynamics, deadly accidents, pilot decision-making, and why surviving matters more than saving the airplane.
The Cockpit Bottleneck: Why the World Is Running Out of the Pilots It Actually Needs
Boeing projects demand for 674,000 new commercial pilots through 2045, but the real crisis is more complicated than a shortage of applicants. ASX Research examines the global bottleneck in training, qualifying, and retaining experienced flight crews—and why airline growth may outpace the industry’s ability to produce captains.