Field notes, technical deep-dives, and lessons from the cockpit — written for pilots by a flight instructor who believes understanding the sky begins with questioning it.
From the architecture of AI transformers to real-world implementation.
Every tool, every system, every line of code reflects a worldview.
When teaching students as a Flight Instructor, I try to approach instruction the same way I approach fixing machines: by making complex things simpler and easier to understand. To do that well, I realized I needed to keep learning and improve the way I explain ideas. That journey led me to create videos on YouTube, organize my studies through writing, and share what I learn through this blog.
I write to organize what I study and what I continue to learn. I love the sea, flying, personal growth, and quiet reflection. Above all, I hope for the health and happiness of everyone around me. And as a Christian, I try to live faithfully, believing that the opportunities and paths given to me are part of God’s purpose.
Technical posts, operational insights, and thoughts from aviation, code, and philosophy.
Aircraft Lift and Flight Principles: The Fundamentals of Aerodynamics Aircraft stay aloft through the precise balance of physical forces. Understanding the aerodynamic…
On October 31, 2000, Singapore Airlines Flight 006 (SQ006), a Boeing 747-400, collided with construction equipment during a typhoon-force takeoff at Chiang…
The5 Ps Check Framework: Essential Checklist for Pilots During Flight [PHAK 2-k] Pilot decision-making during flight isn’t about a single variable—it’s a…
FlyingSolo, Making Safe Decisions: The Complete Guide to Single-Pilot Resource [PHAK 2-j] Management How can a single pilot safely assess and manage…
ManagingExternal Pressure as a Pilot: The Core of Safe FlightDecision-Making [PHAK 2-h] Every moment in aviation operations, pilots make complex decisions. They…
Aviation Safety: Risk Mitigation Strategies for a Successful Flight [PHAK 2-g] In any complex activity, risk assessment is the first step. Once…
