Bryan Air

No Instrument landing system available at certain South African Airports, Level 2 lockdown on the cards and maybe even a cold beer.

Todays episode is the first in our "Adjust Heading" series. We focus on the journey - From life as an aviator to life outside the flight deck….. All our lives have changed, we need to take command and adjust our headings on a new track to success and ultimate happiness. Presented as always from our studio at the Simaero premises in Johannesburg with host Bryan Roseveare and permanent guest hosts Brett Mark Preston and Ryan Parrock.

Tourism starts opening up, IMF funding on its way, UK travel policy as chaotic as Boris's haircut. Don't mention covid and stay positive.

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Today we celebrate our 10th Episode anniversary and have a light, good humoured dig at the current state of affairs. Please don't hesitate to contact us - visit our website www.bryanroseveare.com where you can catch all the episodes. Keep supporting aviation and keep the blue side up.

This weeks show as always brought to you by the Bryan Air Crew. Bryan "The Host", Ryan "The Pilot Guy" and Brett "The Business Guy". We have a rant about the SA Express aircraft for sale on Gumtree and the ludicrous decisions that get broadcast during the "Fellow South African speeches". Aviation is and always will be in our hearts and we look forward to bringing you some positive news about the tourism sector as soon as there is some good news to give. Keep the blue side up and the windows open.

Earlier this week we sat together chatting about this weeks show. The latest airline news, the pilot retrenchments, the poor state of the industry.

Let's remain positive, let's promote a robust motivational outlook of the future - lets just wing it!

If you want to get in touch with us please contact me on +27837778995 or email me on [email protected] , if you want information on the face masks send me an email and I will put you in touch with Peter Ladiellis.

Todays show is dedicated to all the crew who are scattered around the world as a result of the Covid pandemic and closed borders.

We interview Captain Babatunde Ojongbede AKA "Captain Tiger" from United Nigeria who has been stuck in South Africa since early March whilst completing ERJ training at Simaero Johannesburg. Captain Tiger is one of many crew around the world facing this dilemma and the emotional turmoil that comes with being away from friends and family.

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ON this weeks show we continue our theme of positivity and celebrate the pilots and cabin crew that are venturing into the business world with new ideas, passion and drive.

If you would like to get in touch with us please email me on [email protected] . We are committed to being part of the aviation recovery, we are here to support aviation.

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Martin is originally from Canada but lived most of his life in Europe. He has spent almost two decades in the aviation industry where he flew business jets as well as airliners.

Martin has also been involved in training as a Line Trainer and Check Captain on the B737. Martin´s coaching background includes certifications as Human Potential- and Business Coach. Due to his years living on Gran Canaria Martin fell in love with ultra trail running. So when you cannot get a hold of him he is most likely running in the mountains.

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As the industry re-introduces air travel we become even more aware the personal effect the Covid-19 Virus has had on the aviation sector.

As a pilot in command, we are empowered to make any decision deemed necessary, taking into account the safety of the flight.

The Covid pandemic has thrown us an engine failure, the procedures we put in place today and the positive decisions we make will have a lasting effect on our lives going forward.

Let's ask for help if we need it, let's play a role in supporting aviation. #supportaviation