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Got big plans this year? You should! In aviation,

Got big plans this year? You should! In aviation, anyway. What's your next step? Let's talk aviation goals and resolutions in tonight's guest appearance LIVE on @SuperAero at 9:30EDT 5:30AK. LINK IN BIO

Do you have that "Lovin' Feelin'"? Want to help a

Do you have that "Lovin' Feelin'"? Want to help a beloved aviator get on the right track, and start with online ground school? Holiday specials still going on for Christmas and the New Year, and we can even send you a printable Gift Certificate. Mav Approved. LINK IN BIO

Also give @californiatomcruise a follow. He did awesome with this.

Jam packed lesson with a student getting ready to

Jam packed lesson with a student getting ready to solo. Had some great breakthroughs on this lesson. Come join and learn something! FULL VID LINK IN BIO

Can’t fully explain why I got emotional in this

Can’t fully explain why I got emotional in this place. I suppose it’s because I’m deeply grateful for the way aviation has opened up my life.

Starting with work, I’m immensely blessed to get to out together so many of my talents into a creative and entrepreneurial endeavor at Angle of Attack.

Or maybe it’s the quiet and awe inspiring scenery, only seen from a small airplane.

Maybe it’s my heightened sense of self when I put together all my faculties and abilities into a successful flight.

But really it’s the people. Like @gkdave who I shared this experience with. He, like many others, make aviation deeply personal for me.

So thanks, Wright Brothers, for your incredible work and achievement.

And for you followers out there — tag an aviation “brother” or sister who makes aviation personal for you.

New hats in stock! Limited quantity on these color

New hats in stock! Limited quantity on these colors. Popular classics are restocked and in the store as well. Still time for Christmas shipping. I’m throwing in some stickers as well. Excited to get these out to everyone.

I’ll accept the sunset at 4PM, along with the pa

I’ll accept the sunset at 4PM, along with the pastel colors, the smell of woodsmoke, the quiet of a light snowfall. Winter ain’t that bad.

To make it better, the flying is consistent because of the new hangar. We’re comfortable and toasty in the plane, and we just completed a worthwhile mission.

What’s your favorite part of winter? Even if you’re in a warmer climate, there have got to be positives. Let’s hear them in the comments!

🍕 [+] ✈️ [+] 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 = ❤️. It's the perfect combo for a fun time. I take the family on a fun, short flight to go be with friends for a hangar warming party. FULL LINK IN BIO

“Homer Traffic, 2423 Uniform turning crosswind t

“Homer Traffic, 2423 Uniform turning crosswind to downwind runway 4, Homer”

Perfect dusting of snow, thick air, a student putting it altogether... there’s just nothing better.

NOW STREAMING ON YOUTUBE A student pilot continue

NOW STREAMING ON YOUTUBE A student pilot continues his journey to becoming a private pilot in Alaska. On this lesson, Steep Turns, Go Arounds, and many more techniques to bring the pieces together. FULL VID LINK IN BIO

Who says mornings aren’t great for flying? Hopef

Who says mornings aren’t great for flying? Hopefully no one... but, what’s your favorite time of day to fly?

The Homer Spit sure stands out this time of year w

The Homer Spit sure stands out this time of year with all the snow.

Loving this winter flying so far! The ceilings wer

Loving this winter flying so far! The ceilings were low, but the air was butter smooth. That forced us down closer to terrain for some spectacular textures, shades and details.

— NEW VIDEO — 7 Aviation Things (and many peop

— NEW VIDEO — 7 Aviation Things (and many people) I’m thankful for this Thanksgiving. LINK IN BIO

Hope you all have a wonderful day and weekend.

I’m thankful for a supportive wife. As a consu

I’m thankful for a supportive wife.

As a consumer of Angle of Attack content, many see the nicely edited videos, the beautiful photos, the quality online ground school, podcast and more and think “wow, this guy really has his stuff together!”.

Truth is, the glue to this whole operation is my wife. We’re in a hard time of life right now with 2 little boys, 4 and 1 at the time of writing this. Life is crazy, messy, loud, and stinky.

It’s also the most wonderful and precious time of life, where the funny and fulfilling moments far outweigh the bad.

But it’s hard. These boys are young, and demand every moment of her attention. It’s also incredibly inconvenient and sometimes impossible for them to come along on all the adventures I do for AOA and film. That means she misses out on a lot of fun things.

There are just countless sacrifices being made at this time of life.

Chelsea keeps things running at home, while I provide for the family through Angle of Attack. She’s a major, major part of the team and none of this would be possible without her.

Just tonight I was kinda wiggin’ toward the end of the work day because I hadn’t made the progress I wanted all day and the hangar was trashed. I brought up the idea what we should do a family night at the hangar and she could help me organize some stuff.

She was totally game, and even made a picnic for all of us to have at the hangar. It relieved a lot of my stress and now I’m ready to tackle the day tomorrow.

Chelsea is my rock. And if you want to give her a big thanks in the comments, she’d love that.

Share your thankful thoughts all week and use the hashtag #givethanks

I’m thankful for mentors. Many if not all of t

GIVEAWAY TIME! ForeFlight is a powerful tool, no m

GIVEAWAY TIME! ForeFlight is a powerful tool, no matter what airplane you're flying. We're giving away a Sentry, which unlocks a lot of essential features. Enter by 1. following @teamforeflight on Instagram and 2. joining our text community by texting 907-331-4438.

I’m thankful for hard working students and an in

I’m thankful for hard working students and an inspiring community.

Perhaps the most rewarding part of my career is seeing students achieve their aviation goals, and therefore their dreams. Not only does it take a tremendous amount of work to become a pilot, it takes personal determination and growth as well.

Each student to go through my flight school program, as well as my mentorship, has had to overcome personal barriers. I’ve yet to see anyone just breeze through. When you become a pilot, you become a better person. Each of my students has proven that to me.

I couldn’t be prouder of their success, I’m honored to have been part of that journey, and they’ll forever be cherished as my most special aviation moments.

Let me also add that I get a ton of messages from all of you out there in the community sharing your own aviation journey. Those stories, likewise, are filled with challenges and triumphs. You inspire me every day.

Share your thankful thoughts all week and use the hashtag #GiveThanks

I’m thankful for flying in Alaska. It seems it

I’m thankful for flying in Alaska.

It seems it’s every pilots dream to fly in Alaska. For me, I get to live that dream every single day. My backyard and my office is one of the most vast and beautiful places on earth.

Without a doubt it offers many challenges, but that challenge is often met with inspiring beauty.

It seems the longer I fly here in Alaska, the deeper my appreciation grows for the Last Frontier.

And while it may be the Last Frontier, it’s also MY Frontier.

I’d be ungrateful if I didn’t mention the many people in Alaska that make up such a fantastic aviation community. We all support each other, and do our best to support aviation as a way of life in our great state.

Share your thankful thoughts all week and use the hashtag #GiveThanks

LINK IN BIO -- It's time to hit the traffic patter

LINK IN BIO -- It's time to hit the traffic pattern after some drills in the practice area. David is putting the pieces together and it's resulting in some great approaches and landings. Come see a real lesson with a real student pilot.

LINK IN BIO ---- 10 YEARS?! It's my decade anniver

LINK IN BIO ---- 10 YEARS?! It's my decade anniversary moving to Alaska, and it's gone by in a flash. What better way to celebrate than flying to catch salmon? And I'll take the little one along.

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