It's a fact: Pilots love to share their flying stories. Good landings, bad landings and everything in between. These days, the pre-takeoff mnemonic "lights, camera, action" has a whole new meaning in the cockpit. Video from high-definition, point-of-view cameras not only make great memories for YouTube, but the footage is also very useful within the flight-training environment. Cockpit cameras can be mounted in a variety of creative ways, including suction cups for glareshields and adhesives on headsets. Some even have aviation-specific features, such as the ability to record cockpit audio. We take a look at five of the most popular cockpit cams and the features to consider when deciding which one is right for you.
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