Aviatech

Aviatech Channel is an aviation blog. Its name joins three words. Avia comes from aviation. Tech stands for the technology side of flight, such as design and engineering. Channel means a place to share news, knowledge and aviation content.

The blog says its team is made up of pilots, aircraft engineers, frequent travelers and aviation fans. The team writes about how aircraft are designed, how airlines work and what is new in aviation technology. It also shares travel tips to help readers have more comfortable trips.

Many posts cover flying skills and procedures. Examples explain the difference between ILS and RNAV approaches and describe what an RNP approach is. An ILS is a landing aid based on ground equipment. RNAV and RNP are ways of flying a route using satellite and navigation data. One article includes a video on how to fly an RNAV approach.

Another group of posts looks at aircraft cabins. Examples include seat maps and airline layouts for the Airbus A330-300 and A330-200. These pages list seating capacity and how each airline configures the cabin.

Career guides are a large part of the site. They explain how to become a flight attendant or cabin crew member at named airlines. Posts cover JetBlue, Frontier Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, Japan Airlines and Singapore Airlines. They discuss requirements, training and pay.

The blog also has practical travel advice. Topics include airport travel tips, easier international travel and first time flying. Others cover food that can go through airport security, baggage allowances and airport guides, such as major airports near Irvine, California. Some posts cover car rental savings and airline hub lists.

The site welcomes both professionals and casual travelers. Readers can browse by topic, read articles and use the contact page. The about page says the team also enjoys the history and culture of aviation.