CaptEddie

Some say it was the DC-3 of the Jet Age. Tonight we discuss the greatness of this commercial airliner and the flying characteristics of the "pilot's airplane."  Probably more flying hours went into logbooks on this aircraft than any other of its generation.  Join us at 7:00 pm EST, Monday July 14th.  See you at the Gate.

We take you back over the years and the cars we drove, ie: our first, our most fun; our most mileage; our most mechanical; our favorite, etc.  Join in if you would like to share the cars you have owned over the years.  Our trip leaves the Gate at 7:00 pm EST, Monday July 7th.

We take you back over the years and the cars we drove, ie: our first, our most fun; our most mileage; our most mechanical; our favorite, etc.  Join in if you would like to share the cars you have owned over the years.  Our trip leaves the Gate at 7:00 pm EST, Monday July 7th.

We are happy to have, as our guest, Captain Karlene Petitt currently flying with a major airline, but finds the time to write novels based on her airline experience. Karlene is an International Airline Pilot who is type-rated and has flown and/or Instructed on the B744, B747, B757, B767, B737, B727 and A330. Petitt is a 33-year veteran of flying, and has worked for Coastal Airways, Evergreen, Braniff, Premair, America West, Guyana, Tower Air, Northwest Airlines and currently flies an Airbus for an international airline. She is the mother of three daughters, grandmother of seven, and holds MBA and MHS degrees.  There is much, much more so tune in Monday, June 30th at 7:00 pm EST.  See you at the Gate

We are happy to have, as our guest, Captain Karlene Petitt currently flying with a major airline, but finds the time to write novels based on her airline experience. Karlene is an International Airline Pilot who is type-rated and has flown and/or Instructed on the B744, B747, B757, B767, B737, B727 and A330. Petitt is a 33-year veteran of flying, and has worked for Coastal Airways, Evergreen, Braniff, Premair, America West, Guyana, Tower Air, Northwest Airlines and currently flies an Airbus for an international airline. She is the mother of three daughters, grandmother of seven, and holds MBA and MHS degrees.  There is much, much more so tune in Monday, June 30th at 7:00 pm EST.  See you at the Gate

Tonight’s show recalls the final trip of Eastern Flight 344 to its final resting place.  A place that will keep the name of Eastern in the public domain for many years to come.  Our show tonight is titled:

A PLACE OF HONOR

Tonight’s show recalls the final trip of Eastern Flight 344 to its final resting place.  A place that will keep the name of Eastern in the public domain for many years to come.  Our show tonight is titled:

A PLACE OF HONOR

What ever happened to the professional flight engineer, or in later years, referred simply as the Second Officer?  In this Episode we talk about the history of this third person in the cockpit and why the position is nearly extinct. Please join us in this discussion Monday, June 9th at 7:00 pm EST.  We'll see you at the Gate.

What ever happened to the professional flight engineer, or in later years, referred simply as the Second Officer?  In this Episode we talk about the history of this third person in the cockpit and why the position is nearly extinct. Please join us in this discussion Monday, June 9th at 7:00 pm EST.  We'll see you at the Gate.

We're talking about the most important part of flight - the LANDING.  Listen to what our aviator hosts say about their best memories of those "squeakers" or otherwise.  Every landing is unique in one way or another.  We'll try to analyse why they are not always consistent.  See you at the Gate Monday, June 2nd at 7:00 pm EST.  Go:  www.ealradioshow.com or www.blogtalkradio.com/capteddie.