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Time in Flight

Summary: Time-in-Flight peels back the layer of mystery that can surround aviation flight training. By interviewing current flight instructors, students and professional pilots who have gone through the flight training experience, Time-in-Flight hopes to provide insight and excitement for those aspiring and currently undertraining the flight training adventure, as aviation students.

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 Episode 31: Mike Geyer - From Flight Instructor & C5 Load Master to Regional Airline Captain | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 59:17

Mike Geyer First was introduced to flying by his father, while he was stationed in Japan for the Navy. His father gave Mike his first discovery flight as a present for his 11th birthday and this was the ‘fish-hook’ moment for him for wanted to become an aviator.

 Episode 30: Hunter Dunlop - Gets His Commercial License | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 42:16

This guest has been on the show before during the 2018 Oshkosh Air show. The reason Hunter has returned to the podcast is that he has reached a major aviation milestone and earned his Commercial pilots license. As a non-career aviator, Hunter explains his passion and reason for pursuing an advanced aviation license that is not required for a private aviator. He discusses how speaking with friends and fellow pilots helped him come to his conclusion for investing in a pilot's license.

 Episode 29: James Onieal - Owner of Raven Career Development & Pilot for Navaid Certification | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 01:03:15

In this episode, our guest is James Onieal who has a wide variety of pilot experience from flight instructing at Embry Riddle, flying turbo-props at Colgan Air, Embraers 170s at Republic as well as being the youngest pilot hired and subsequently furloughed from Netjets. He currently does navaid verification flight checks as well as an entrepreneur, as the founder of Raven Career Development (www.ravencareers.com).

 Episode 28: Austin Kaminski - Regional Airline Captain | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 38:32

This episode’s guest is Austin Kaminski, who is a native of Northern Virginia and is now a captain at a regional airline. Austin discusses how the National Air and Space Museum really inspired him to pursue aviation as a career.

 Episode 27: Covid-19 = A Year In Review 2020 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 47:24

COVID-19 Follow up Episode. In this show Peter Teuten and I look back at our initial predictions of how the Corona Virus would affect the aviation industry back in March of this year. Now in October, we saw that the TSA passenger numbers hit over 1 million in a given day for the first time since the pandemic began. We discuss how it has  effect the 121 commercial flying as well as the private charter/fractional ownership air-transport models. As Peter says, “The math is the math” and what it means.

 Episode 26: Bill Sivley - Newly Certified Flight Instructor & His First In-Air Emergency | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 56:15

This episode’s guest is Bill Sivley, who at age 53, recently earned his Flight Instructors License. The very next day, Bill was flying an aircraft he is part owner in, and experienced an in-air emergency. The engine of his C182 stopped functioning properly. Bill describes what happened in the 5 minutes and 33 seconds that followed and the training the lead up to him having a successful conclusion to the situation.

 Episode 25: Tyler Dodson - Regional Airline Captain by Age 24 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 37:32

This show’s guest is Tyler Dodson, a Captain that I recently flew with at a Regional Airline. He got his start in flying in high school and perused his aviation career by flight instruction and flying King Airs. He was hired as a regional pilot on his 21st birthday. He made captain by age 24 and is currently writing a book about his aviation adventures and stories he has experienced.

 Episode 24: Will Kool - Regional Airline Captain and Life During COVID-19 | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 32:49

Will Kool joins us this episode to discuss how he got into aviation and how in his quest to achieve this dream of flying, took him to many places around the country and to many different jobs, so aviation some not. He also goes on to discuss his unique perspective of the COVID-19 virus, since his spouse is a medical doctor. Will goes on to give some advice on what aviation resources he uses to stay in contact with his aviation communities such as: Women in Aviation, OBAP, NGPA, AOPA and Flying Magazine.

 Episode 23: (Special Edition) Corona Virus [COVID-19] and Its Effects on Aviation | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 27:10

Welcome to the first special edition of Time In Flight. During this episode, I bring back my former flight instructor and friend, Peter Teuten, to discuss the various effects the Corona Virus (COVID-19) has had on both fractional ownership  and Part 121 commercial flying. We take a look at what we have learned and the trends that have been already changing the aviation world as we know it. We also ask some hard questions about where we see these trends leading and what some of the possible outcomes will be

 Episode 22: Tom Gavin - Growing Up With An Aviation Father | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 34:16

Tom Gavin grew up in Western Massachusetts and remembers during his formative school years what it was like to have his father learn how to fly in the late 1970’s but how aviation was such a strong community for him and his father for the remainder of his father’s life.  Even though Tom did not take up aviation himself, he has very fond memories of the love his father had for it and the new friends that it brought into their lives.

 Episode 21: Michael Ancel - Earning Aviation Ratings while Starting College | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 42:38

This episode focuses on Michael Ancel, who at age 21 is working on his commercial pilot’s license, during his freshman year in college.   He discusses what it was like while earning his private and instrument ratings while in high school, with a full curriculum. Michael also talks about how he selected his major or Aerospace Engineering and why he chose his current college. Finally, we talked about a trip to JFK airport in a Cessna 172 to pick up his sister from college.

 Episode 20: Chuck Lund - From Radio Host to King Air Business Owner | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 40:31

Chuck began his professional life as a radio host. During that journey he discovered he loved aviation and wanted to fly. From there he figured out how to get lessons, get a job and ultimately became an aviation business owner. He has also flown for regional and cargo airlines. Now Chuck is enjoying being an instructor for new regional airline pilots.

 Episode 19: Rick Cahall - From Sheriff's Office to Regional Pilot | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 43:06

In this episode,Rick Cahill who just changed careers into aviation discusses his story from originally being in the Marines, to working at a Sheriff’s Office full time and then deciding to go back to school at age 35 and get not only a 4-year degree in aviation but get all the aviation ratings necessary to get him a job as a regional airline pilot. Rick attended Middle Tennessee State University’s aviation program where he received all his flight training as well as where he was a flight instructor.

 Episode 18: Chris Coward - The Final Hurdle of the Commercial Pilots License | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 39:39

Chris Coward is a commercial pilot license applicant, as well as a college student. He discusses the trails, challenges and triumphs of what his journey on the commercial license has been. We also talk about the recent FAA changes to the commercial pilot license requirements and how training for the license has changed. We also look at the various avionics packages that he has used along the way as well as some online resources that he has found helpful in finding answers to the aviation questions he had.

 Episode 17: Rob Evans - The long road to Private Pilot | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 38:22

Rob discusses what it is like working full time and trying to get his flight lessons in only on the weekends and when weather, especially in Seattle, can hamper progress. He also discusses his study strategies on how he deals with long breaks in-between lesson and how he keeps his head in the game when it comes to ground school.

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