Articles from Aviation Safety (May 1, 2020)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ATC-Zero: It's a thing, and it can happen quickly, without warning. The good nexus is you already know how to cope. Check Notams and bring more fuel.			1309
Decisions In The System: The hands-on part of flying an airplane, even single-pilot IFR, is easy. Managing your flight--making decisions in real time--is the hard part.	Turner, Thomas P.		2325
Defensive Flying: Especially in the traffic pattern, fly like everyone is out to get you, because they probably are. Even ATC.	Burnside, Joseph E.		2245
FAA Reacts To Covid-19: Agency offers guidance on medical certificate expiration dates and airport closures, among other policies.			917
First Flights.			505
Is This Trip Necessary?	Burnside, Jeb		888
Learning Experiences.			239
NTSB Reports: Recent general aviation and air carrier accidents.			2583
One Risk Over The Line: Even when a flight begins as a routine mission, it stays that way only until a new hazard appears and changes the equation.	Wright, Robert		2442
Ready To Burst: Don't let 'get-home-itis' lead you to try landing when there are thunderstorms about.	Burnside, Joseph E.		1148
Unlimited Switches.			405
Vacuum Pump Care And Feeding: It can be one of the most important, and most neglected, components aboard your aircraft.	Berry, Mike		2339
Wake Turbulence.			737