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Times are a changing. We’re all looking for ways to keep our head in the aviation game with various flight training activities we can do at home.

Here at Angle of Attack, I’m ready for a pivot as well, eager to produce content that is tailored for all of you.

In this podcast, I’ll give you a few of the ideas I have, but I also have a HUGE favor to ask: fill out the survey!

The content survey will help me know exactly what you all want to see. Then, I can start making plans for the rest of the Spring and into Summer.

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