Are you an aviation enthusiast who’s interested in hearing the stories of industry insiders? Maybe you don’t know the first thing about flying, but you’re curious to find out more. Either way, this podcast is for you.
I’m your host, Chris Quiocho, and the Jet Set Podcast is created by Offland Media, the premiere media partner for the private and business aviation industry to connect with the Millennial and Generation Z markets. In the upcoming episodes, you’ll hear from a wide range thought leaders and experts in the aviation industry. Join us to hear stories from the aviation industry that include:

Success stories from industry insiders
Travel tips and tricks
The things aviation experts wish they’d known ahead of time
Real-life advice
Guests who range from air race pilots to doctors who practice medicine at 40,000 feet
Answers to your questions about the aviation industry
And more exciting aviation content

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Contact us by email at: connect@offland.com

Episode 0: The Beginning

This podcast is the ultimate inspirational and aspirational resource for those wanting to know more about private and business aviation.

A world that traditionally been out of sight and out of touch, we will bring people on board to experience and learn about opportunities they never knew existed.

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Sharing tips, tricks, and travel hacks. Listeners will be able to have a solid starting point and resource when it comes time to get into the industry.

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Getting to the right medical facility in time can save your life, and sometimes the distance is too great for ground vehicles to get the job done. When that happens, a ride in an air ambulance can be a lifesaving trip. Today’s guest knows firsthand how vital those flights can be.
Bernie Copeland is a flight paramedic who has been flying for the last 12 years. He’s got 30 years of medical experience under his belt. In addition to being an accomplished flight paramedic, Bernie is a veteran and a Harley owner. Listen to the episode to hear what Bernie has to say about how he ended up in the medical field, how he’s seen his industry change over the last 12 years, and what a day in his job is life.
Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode:

How Bernie got into the medical field
How Bernie ended up piloting air ambulances
Why Bernie wanted to fly
What air ambulances are like
The areas that Bernie covers in the air ambulance
The different classifications of trauma centers that Bernie works with
What a typical day in Bernie’s job looks like
The types of medical professionals that work in medical flights
The training involved for nurses and paramedics that work in medical flights
The type of personality that it takes to be an air ambulance medical professional
The hardest part of Bernie’s job, and how he handles difficult cases
Bernie’s advice to military personnel who are looking to transition to Bernie’s line of work
Resources that Bernie recommends for people who are looking to transition from the military to the civilian medical field
Where Bernie sees his industry going over the next 10 to 20 years
How the technology is changing
Bernie’s favorite tool that he uses in his job
What Bernie wishes he’d known before he started in this line of work
The aircraft that Bernie flies in most often
Stories from Bernie’s job
Shortages in the medical flight field

Links and Resources:
Bernie Copeland
Air Evac LifeTeam

Episode 3: Piloting Air Ambulances with Bernie Copeland

Have you ever looked at the aerial shots in a movie or television show and wondered where they came from? Today’s guest is the owner and chief pilot at Airborne Images, a company that produces aerial shots and footage for film production companies, movie studios, TV networks, and sports networks.
Aaron Fitzgerald is not only a pilot, aerial photographer, and entrepreneur, he’s also a skilled aerobatics pilot. Aaron served in the US army as a paratrooper before getting into the aviation business. He’s a member of Red Bull’s helicopter team, The Flying Bulls. He’s worked in over a hundred film and television projects. 
Aaron joins the podcast today to talk about how he got into aviation and what it’s like to have an exciting career in the industry. Listen to the episode to hear what Aaron has to say about what it’s like to fly with the Red Bull helicopter team, where he sees the aviation industry going, and what people who are interested in aviation should do if they want to get into the business.
Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode:

How Aaron got interested in aviation as a child
What Aaron’s first helicopter ride was like
How Aaron got into aviation as a career
What Aaron’s progression from initial flight to solo to certification looked like
Aaron’s most memorable flying experience
What excites Aaron most about flying
What it’s like flying with the Red Bull helicopter team
Aaron’s upcoming shows
Details about Aaron’s aircraft
Aaron’s thoughts on the pilot shortage
Where Aaron sees the aviation industry going over the next five to ten years
Things Aaron wishes he’d known before he got started in aviation
Aaron’s favorite flying tools
Aaron’s flying playlist
The hardest thing about Aaron’s job
Aaron’s mentors and what he learned from them

Links and Resources:
Aaron Fitzgerald
Airborne Images
The Flying Bulls

Episode 2: Aerial Imagery like the Red Bull team with Aaron Fitzgerald

Can you imagine flying for 75 hours? Can you imagine making that flight in a biplane? Anthony Oshinuga didn’t just imagine it, he lived it.
 Anthony is an accomplished air race pilot and the first African American air race pilot ever to enter the Reno national air race and have a podium finish. Anthony joins the podcast today to talk about his career and experiences in the aviation industry. Listen to the episode to hear how Anthony got started in the aviation industry, what he wishes he’d known ahead of time, and what a typical day in his life looks like.
Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode:

Anthony’s attempted flight to Alaska
How Anthony got started in aviation
Anthony’s history as a college basketball player
What it was like to balance studies and athletics
How long it took Anthony to get licensed and what the progression was like from there
The financial investment required to get into aviation
What holds people back from getting more invested in flying
Why people may have trouble relating to the aviation industry
One of Anthony’s recent success stories
Things Anthony wishes he knew before he got started in aviation
Areas where Anthony would like to improve
Tools that Anthony likes to use when flying
What Anthony’s typical day looks like
What Anthony’s plane is like and why it’s special
Anthony’s dream airplane

Links and Resources:
Anthony Oshinuga
Anthony Oshinuga on Instagram
Aerial Winery Tours

Episode 1: Air Race Championships with Anthony Oshinuga

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Episode 0: The Beginning

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