by Joe Godfrey | Jan 15, 2024 | SavvyAnalysis Puzzlers
Scottish poet Robert Burns wasn’t a pilot – but his words are good advice for flight planning. This Puzzler is about anomalies that happened in flight. 14 CFR 91.103 directs pilots to become familiar with all available information concerning a planned flight prior to...
by Joe Godfrey | Dec 15, 2023 | SavvyAnalysis Puzzlers
I was channel surfing recently and landed on a Perry Mason rerun. First of all, it’s one of the great TV themes of all time. Hats off to Fred Steiner. Private Detective Paul Drake just oozes cool with his wild sport coats and convertible sports cars. Della Street was...
by Joe Godfrey | Nov 17, 2023 | SavvyAnalysis Puzzlers
It’s a logical question. You see something abnormal in the data and you wonder if your powerplant management triggered or provoked what happened. I’d say about a third of the tickets I work include some form of the question. Another popular question is...
by Joe Godfrey | Oct 15, 2023 | SavvyAnalysis Puzzlers
I never watched MacGyver. It’s not like I watched it once and thought it was junk and never went back. I just never watched it. It must’ve been on when I was busy doing something else. But I think it’s cool that his name has entered the...
by Joe Godfrey | Sep 18, 2023 | SavvyAnalysis Puzzlers
When I taught in the classroom one of my favorite scenarios was teaching software. Typically I would introduce a concept, give examples of its application in the real world, and then show the students how to do it in the software. Inevitably, in a group of 25...
