PilotAnnie aka Anna Rusinowski joins us on today’s episode of AviatorCast. If you’re curious about the differences between Canadian aviation and that of the FAA way in the United States. Anna has an awesome Instagram and is …
Read moreYou’ve been away from flying for a while, and now it’s time to get back in the cockpit. What do you do? Join me, Chris Palmer, a CFI in Alaska, as I take you through a flight with …
Read moreGuy on a buffalo, or two guys on a buffalo… Stephen and I head to Catalina Island in Southern California for a day of flying, $100 hamburgers, beautiful sites, and just a really cool excuse to commit aviation. …
Read moreRyan is a dad of 2 young kids, has a full time job, is a part time owner of a Cessna 172, runs this great YouTube channel called SuperAero, and is a real force for good in aviation. He joins us on this episode of the AviatorCast podcast.
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Chris Palmer, owner and founder of Angle of Attack, shares his story on a recent interview with SuperAero.
Read moreJust days from her commercial checkride, Rose suffered a very dangerous and life threatening ruptured aneurysm. It was only minutes earlier that John (husband and CFI) and Rose were landing at KOSH after a training flight. She shares her story on AviatorCast.
Read moreFor this Alaskan boy, the big city sure is… BIG! I’ve only been down town San Francisco once, and never done a tour of SFO from an airplane. Transitioning through the Class Bravo airspace was busy, but it …
Read moreRaw vs Plain Language? METARs have been around for a LONG time. Some may be used to breaking down the raw, and others find that tech like ForeFlight makes it a lot easier. Remember a METAR is what …
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The journey of a corporate pilot can be really great… or it can be… not so great. Cory Schow gives us a glimpse of life as a corporate pilot, the ups and downs, and how it can end up being one of the best jobs in the aviation industry.
Read moreWhat an odd world we’re living in now. My family and I are now out of quarantine, and I wanted to celebrate by flying solo. But, you should come along — at least virtually. I’ll take you on …
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