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O gerenciamento de risco é importante para deixar a aviação mais segura

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Brought to you from the Flabby Bottom Flying Club Studios a podcast containing the history and news of EAA Chapter 84 located in Snohomish WA

Cliff Brown tells us an amazing story of how a single event in his childhood led to a lifelong fascination with aviation which ended up compelling him to get his private pilot certificate along with the combination of using that certificate throughout his work life. Believe it or not, Cliff tells a great story about how his ability to fly an airplane saved the world from a meltdown disaster. We end the podcast with the latest chapter news and announcements. Happy New Year!

Episode 25 Cliff Brown

If you have ever wondered how the chapter found a home at Harvey Field in Snohomish Washington or how the chapter acquired such a premium hangar on Harvey Field then you will enjoy our talk with the man responsible for it, Tom Mahon. Tom was a member of the chapter for many years, along with being Vice President and Secretary, so he has an abundant amount of history to share with us. Once again, we conclude the podcast as I bring you the latest Chapter 84 news, including updates on meetings and events.







Episode 24 Tom Mahon


Captain of the Queen of the skies Rex Smith joins me this month to share his aviation life story. From his time in the Air Force, to his career as a Captain in a major airline and most recently a builder of an RV9, Rex Smith has earned the title of aviator. We conclude the podcast as I bring you the latest Chapter 84 news, including updates on meetings and events.










Episode 23 Rex Smith


From humble beginnings to amazing adventures and along the way some unexpected luck, our guest this month is long time chapter member Tom Williams. Tom has some great memories to share, from early life on a ranch in Nebraska, where he had his first aviation encounter, to an unforgettable student pilot prank. Tom shares some great advice and sentiment along the way. His determination to complete a project is what experimental amateur built aviation is all about. You can find him in the chapter hangar these days working hard to finish his Starduster 2 project.



Episode 22 Tom Williams


Our guest this month has been a member of the chapter for over 10 years and should be a familiar face to anyone who regularly attends the general meeting. 
Mark Morse talks with us about his unique path to finding his aviation passion. How that path led him to choose the airplane he is currently close to completing and some of the trials and tribulations along the way to where he is at now. We wrap up with some chapter announcements and big news from EAA HQ regarding a new flight testing program. Make sure you smash that LIKE button!








Episode 21 Mark Morse

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Un Viaje a la Atmósfera

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(NO SPOILERS) GAME OF THRONES PREDICTIONS

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The accountability of having THC in your system, favorite animal, car accidents and beating death 

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When ADHD Collides

In ihren über 25 Jahren Fliegerei haben Kapitän & Ausbilder Claus (@quax747) und Purserin Masha (@ayshe_tv__) sehr viel erlebt und berichten ausführlich über ihre spannenden Erlebnisse in den schönsten Ländern rund um den Globus sowie über spannende Persönlichkeiten, die sie kennenlernen durften.

Heute sprechen Masha (@ayshe_tv__) & Claus (@quax747) darüber wie Gerüche, Wetter und Temperaturen Emotionen und Erinnerungen hervorrufen können. Das Wetter erinnerte Masha an die Zeit vor 4 Jahren und welche Krisen viele von uns erlebt haben. Heute lassen die beiden Revue passieren wie sie die Krisen angefühlt haben, was aus ihnen resultierte und wie man sich dadurch sogar in bessere Lebenssituationen bringen konnte. Masha und Claus zeigen, wie sich ihre Lebenssituation durch die richtigen mentalen Einstellungen und Taten verbessern konnte. Zusammenfassend lässt sich sagen: Alle negativen Ereignisse bergen auch Chancen, welche man finden kann wenn man offen dafür ist. Manchmal führen sie zu besseren Chancen die man sich am Anfang nie ausmalen konnte.
Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

Das richtige Mindset bringt dir in Krisensituationen Chancen!

Kabinenchefin Masha (@ayshe_tv__) & Kapitän Claus (@quax747) erzählen euch heute, wie wichtig klare Kommunikation in der Fliegerei ist, warum sie jedes Jahr aufs neue trainiert wird, wie man Missverständnisse vermeidet und in welche peinlichen und lustigen Fettnäpchen sie dabei schon getreten sind.

Klare Kommunikation - Fettnäpfchen in die wir schon getreten sind & wie wir Missverständnisse vermeiden

Heute besprechen Masha (@ayshe_tv__) und Claus (@quax747) wie wichtig es ist, unangenehme Themen anzusprechen, wie man das macht, welches Verhalten sie in der Öffentlichkeit nicht verstehen und unangebracht finden, sowie einige Fallbeispiele aus dem eigenen Leben und von Nachrichten aus der Community! Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

Unangenehme Themen ansprechen lernen & Peinliche Geschichten die uns & der Community passiert sind

Kabinenchefin Masha (@ayshe_tv__) & Ausbilder-Kapitän Claus (@quax747) reden heute über den kürzlichen Unfall von Japan-Airlines. Was man sich von den Japanern abschauen kann und weshalb es so wichtig ist, dass ihr im Notfall euer Gepäck zurücklasst, vor dem Flug bei der Sicherheitsansage aufpasst, und die Anweisungen der Crew ernst nehmt und befolgt!

Was wir vom Japan-Airlines Unfall lernen können & wieso ihr euer Gepäck im Notfall zurücklassen sollt!

Heute ist Fokko Doyen, der als Pilot die Cargo Human Care Initiative gegründet hat, bei Masha & Claus zu Gast. Er spricht über seinen Werdegang in der Fliegerei, wie er dazu kam eine Hilfsorganisation zu gründen und welche Herausforderungen ihn dabei begleitet haben.

Hier findet ihr mehr Informationen zu Fokkos Arbeit und wie ihr dabei auch zu Unterstützern werden könnt:

Instagram: @cargohumancare https://www.instagram.com/cargohumancare/
Homepage: http://cargohumancare.de/
E-Mail: info@cargohumancare.de
Telefon: +49 151 1160 1113

Cargo Human Care: Pilot Fokko Doyen und seine Hilfsprojekte in Afrika

The Captain and the Queen PODCAST

We love travel. We hate flying.  ... and we might have spent just a bit too long reading transportation reports, accident investigation summaries, and cocktail menus, so join two friends as we try to scare the hell out of each other.

We love travel.We hate flying.... and we might have spent just a bit too long reading transportation reports, accident investigation summaries, and cocktail menus, so join two friends as we try to scare the hell out of each other.
http://www.freefallingpod.com
Available January 2019

Free Falling - Coming January 2019

Free Falling

A new podcast dedicated to the global aviation industry.  In each episode we are going to look at the latest aviation news and then take a deep dive into one of the bigger issues facing the industry.

In this episode we discuss:
The UK’s announcement on border control and quarantine
Heathrow’s request for an increase in charges from the Civil Aviation Authority
Reporting season – some catastrophic numbers and the knock-on impact for Airports and ANSPs
The announcement of a second slot waiver
A potential return for business travel?

Five Aero | Ep #8 | UK Border Controls

In this episode we discuss: 
Norwegian Air placed into Creditors Voluntary Liquidation
London Heathrow’s passengers down 58.8 million in 2020 
Boeing reach $2.5 billion settlement on the 737 Max
London Gatwick confirm the upgrade and investment into its second runway
SATA Azores Airline announce the Airbus A321 flew a record breaking 9h 49 minutes
We also take an in-depth look the KSA-Qatar blockage and this implications for aviation now the sanctions have been lifted.

Five Aero | Ep #7 | Aviation News plus Qatar blockage lifted

In this episode we: 
1) Provide an overview of the Aviation related sections of the Bill
2) Analyse key sections of the Bill (Traffic Rights, Airline Nationality, Leasing, 5th Freedoms and Cargo)
3) Ask whether Brexit (within the context of aviation) is 'done'?
4) Look at the implications for EU 261
5) Question how the Bill will support the growth of the industry in the short, medium, and long term

Five Aero | Ep #6 | Aviation and the EU (Future Relationship) Bill

In this episode we discuss: 
The implications of a No-Deal Brexit for aviation
The impact of reduced quarantine requirements
Why BA's retirement of the 747 is not just a nostalgia story
IATA's passenger forecasts
Norwegian Air files for Chapter 11

Five Aero | Ep #5 | No-Deal Brexit, Quarantine, BA 747 Retires, IATA forecasts, Norwegian Air

In this episode we discuss:
The IATA 2020 AGM
Gatwick’s announcement on catastrophic passenger numbers
Michael O’Leary forecast for passenger recovery
The FAA’s authorisation of the Boeing 737 Max
Emirates' announcement that it will fulfill its outstanding orders on the A380
Norwegian Air going into administration

Five Aero | Ep #4 | News Special

The Five Aero Podcast

Las noticias más importantes del sector de la #aviación en Podcast. ✈️ Produce Fly Chemas (@FlyChemas) www.flychemas.com

Hoy en Aeropuerto Podcast tenemos noticias de: 

 La administración Federal de Aviación emite directiva de aeronavegabilidad al Boeing 777.
 La aerolínea chilena SKY supera el promedio internacional al contratar mujeres pilotos.
  JetSmart presentó de manera oficial su primer Airbus A321neo.

Recuerda seguirnos en las redes sociales como Aeropuerto Podcast. Dirige y conduce Manuel Camargo Chemas @FlyChemas

JetSmart presentó de manera oficial su primer Airbus A321neo.

Hoy en Aeropuerto Podcast hablamos de: 

 Bonza, la nueva aerolínea australiana que recibió su primer Boeing 737 MAX.
 Lufthansa y Shell se unen para explorar el suministro de combustible sostenible.
  Air Europa ofrecerá más destinos en Colombia y Perú mediante su alianza con Viva.

Recuerda seguirnos en las redes sociales como Aeropuerto Podcast. Dirige y conduce Manuel Camargo Chemas @FlyChemas

Air Europa ofrecerá más destinos en Colombia y Perú mediante su alianza con Viva.

Hoy en el podcast tenemos noticias de: 

 Ethiopian Airlines es la primer aerolínea africana cliente del Airbus A350-1000. 
 Autorizan a Boeing realizar entregas del 787 desde agosto. 
  Iberia refuerza sus operaciones para recuperar niveles de actividad pre-pandemia. 

Recuerda seguirnos en las redes sociales como Aeropuerto Podcast. Dirige y conduce Manuel Camargo Chemas @FlyChemas

Iberia refuerza sus operaciones para recuperar niveles de actividad pre-pandemia.

Hoy en el podcast tenemos noticias de:

 Colombia y Estados Unidos firman acuerdo que favorece el transporte aéreo de Carga
 Emirates anuncia un segundo vuelo diario a Tel Aviv
  UltraAir lanza nuevas rutas y promociones.

Recuerda seguirnos en las redes sociales como Aeropuerto Podcast. Dirige y conduce Manuel Camargo Chemas @FlyChemas

Ultra Air lanza nuevas rutas y promociones.

Hoy en el podcast encontrarás noticias de:

 Airbus completa con éxito las primeras pruebas de descarga de agua desde un A400M.
 SKY Perú estima transportar más de 38.000 viajeros durante las fiestas patrias.
  JetSmart celebra su sexto aniversario de operaciones.

Recuerda seguirnos en las redes sociales como Aeropuerto Podcast. Dirige y conduce Manuel Camargo Chemas @FlyChemas

JetSmart celebra su sexto aniversario de operaciones.

Aeropuerto Podcast

We had the privilege of speaking in front of the entire Oshkosh crowd, and taking our message of spreading General Aviation. Scott couldn't make it, but the rest of the Air Tour crew got up on the podium and talked about the tour and all of the benefits. 
You can see my video about the air tours here: https://youtu.be/kUM9ddHmTRM

Alberta Air Tours at Airventure

We talk to Thomas Lockwood of OneMoment racing about his involvement in air racing, and the future of the sport. 
 
https://www.facebook.com/flyingbrix
http://teamonemoment.com
https://www.instagram.com/findlay_race_30/
https://www.facebook.com/onemomentairracing

How to win championships, with Thomas Lockwood

24 Year old Kieran Tookey recently rebuilt his 1947 Ercoupe. He sat down with us to talk about this shiny airplane, and the various adrenaline fuelled hobbies he enjoys. 
 
Kieran: https://www.instagram.com/ktookster/ 
Brian: https://www.instagram.com/intheblueyonder/ 
Scott: https://www.instagram.com/holmes540/

Shiny planes and parachutes

Hope Air is a charity that helps get people in financial need to and from remote medical treatments. To date, they've helped over 150,000 people by arranging flights and accommodations. Dave McElroy is a leader amongst their organization, and has arranged and headed up several group flight events to raise money. To date, Dave's Give Hope Wings charity has raised over $900,000 for Hope Air, and is aiming to raise another $1.1 million more in 2021. Dave also flew around the world in 2014 to raise money for a few different charities. 
www.givehopewings.ca

Give Hope Wings with Dave McElroy

Chuck Wentworth was one of the fastest Reno racers around. In 1981, he had a catastrophic failure that caused the engine to fall off his plane, which produced one of the most harrowing photos we've ever seen. Chuck has flown many other aircraft, and has even restored several aircraft that are now in the Smithsonian. We were extremely lucky to interview Chuck. Photo credit: Maxine Carlin

The engine fell off! Chuck Wentworth's 1981 Reno Emergency

Deadstick Radio

AirTime – a Sky Review podcast is a conversation where the analogous bits of aviation are mined, flying experiences shared, and underlying questions contended with. A bit of aviation geekdom, introspective musings, and being human.

Self-Improvement

Tips from a former broadcaster to take your radio work with ATC next-level.

Next-level Your Radio Work with ATC

What brings us all together is that sense of exploration, adventure, and wonder when we look up to the sky and know we must be there.
People from all walks of life learn to fly.
Is flying difficult?
Is there difficult math? 
Is it safe? 
Self-esteem
Health
The airplane is a time machine
Can you learn to fly? It is certainly more attainable than you may think. People from all walks of life learn to fly.
Article and Show Notes: Can You Learn to Fly?

Can You Learn to Fly?

An update on my progress in preparing for my Flight Instructor Certificate.

My last ground lesson, I taught high altitude operations. My favorite so far is aerodynamics, stability, and maneuverability. . .  weather, I enjoy that too.

Recently, I've been relearning now to make precise landings from the right seat. The journey has taken me to wisdom from Australia, trigonometry, and more. 

Also, preflight inspection and required aircraft documents things to consider. Specifically, STCs, and placards for new gear.

CFI Update: Rt. Seat Landings, Placards and STCs

I’ve spent several months during COVID-19 pounding out lesson plans for the eventualities of a flight instructor oral exam and check ride.

First is an update on that CFI progress. 

Next, on this episode you'll find some reflections on a few stalwart publications with which I spent a great deal of time during my preparation. These include the hallowed FAR/AIM, the Fundamentals of Instruction, and AFM/POH.

CFI Update_FAR-AIM, POH & FOI Reflections_E7

While on a training flight with his instructor, AirTime Podcast host, Don experiences a massive bird strike that took out a large portion of the wind screen. 

Learn more here: How Big is the Sky

Bird Strike - AirTime a Sky Review Podcast E5

AirTime — a Sky Review podcast

Most airlines don't have stories about high stakes arm wrestling, planes full of dogs, and a decade of go-go boots, but Southwest isn't like most airlines. To celebrate 50 years of flying, Southwest Airlines proudly presents this 20 episode series featuring first-hand stories from the people who liv...

Entrepreneurship

Reporting dire news out of America and at home, Russian news anchor Viktor Antonov attempts to guide his audience through what may be the beginning of the end. Everywhere is a battlefield.

‘SIGN OFF’ is a branded podcast from LA Times Studios paid for by Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment in support of the film ‘I.S.S.’ only in theaters January 19th.

Moscow

Following a wave of cyber attacks against the U.S., news anchor Maria Mason finds herself at the center of an escalating crisis where the International Space Station emerges as a strategic foothold.

‘SIGN OFF’ is a scripted, branded podcast from LA Times Studios paid for by Bleecker Street and LD Entertainment in support of the film ‘I.S.S.’ only in theaters January 19th.

Minot

Passengers stopped flying. Cleaning protocols needed to be overhauled. Keeping an airline running through a global pandemic is no easy task, but Southwest Airlines pulled it off, and without involuntary furloughs, layoffs, or pay reductions. In this episode, Southwest Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Gary Kelly and Managing Director Communications & Outreach Laurie Barnett discuss how they respectively tackled the greatest threat to their airline in the company’s 50 year history.

For more stories on Southwest Airlines’ 50 years of flying and a look behind the scenes, check out latimes.com/isthisseatopen

Episode 20: Flying Through A Pandemic

Window, aisle, or middle? Since Southwest Airlines first took to the skies, seating has been customer's choice. The reasons behind the open seating have as much to do with the airline’s unique culture as they do with an optimized boarding process. In this episode, Managing Director Customer Experience Tony Roach explains the policy that sets Southwest apart from the rest.

For more stories on Southwest Airlines’ 50 years of flying and a look behind the scenes, check out latimes.com/isthisseatopen

Episode 19: Yes, This Seat Is Open

Lou Freeman can lay claim to a lot of firsts. He was in the first group of students to integrate his  high school in Dallas. He was the first African American undergraduate to train at his air force base in Texas, He was the first Black pilot at Southwest Airlines, and he was the first Black chief pilot of any major U.S. airline. So, when Rosa Parks passed away and was to be flown to Montgomery, Alabama, for a final farewell, Lou Freeman got the call. In this episode, we’ll hear the story of the last flight of Rosa Parks, as told by the flight’s pilot, Retired Southwest Chief Pilot Lou Freeman.

For more stories on Southwest Airlines’ 50 years of flying and a look behind the scenes, check out latimes.com/isthisseatopen

Episode 18: The Last Flight Of Rosa Parks

Is This Seat Open?

The latest news and information from your MEC, the only trusted and reliable source for our membership.

In this episode, hear directly from your MEC leadership team: Capt. Justin Houck, chair; Capt. Keith McClanahan, vice chair; Capt. Cody Stroope, secretary-treasurer; and Capt. Jason Graves, our union's first executive administrator.

Ride Report: MEC Leadership

In this episode of Ride Report, JetBlue ALPA Pilot Assistance Network (PAN) Committee Chair and Vice Chair talk about the mission and the ongoing efforts of the PAN committee and on a larger scale, advancements on Pilot Mental Health

Break Down Barriers - Pilot Mental Health with JetBlue ALPA Pilot Assistance Network (PAN)

In the third of a three part series, JetBlue ALPA System Scheduling Chair Scott Gehlhoff and committee member Dan Auslander take us in-depth on the on the art of paring creation.

System Scheduling Committee - Pairing Construction Part 3

In the second of a three part series, JetBlue ALPA System Scheduling Chair Scott Gehlhoff and committee member Dan Auslander take us in-depth on the on the art of paring creation.

System Scheduling Committee - Pairing Construction Part 2

In the first of a three part series, JetBlue ALPA System Scheduling Chair Scott Gehlhoff and committee member Dan Auslander take us in-depth on the on the art of paring creation.

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