Joe continues his conversation with Meridian to M600 owner, Antonio Elias.  He talks about his childhood, education at MIT, work on the Pegasus Rocket and Space Shuttle.  

Antonio Elias is truly one of the greats in space and aviation.  Elias is an aeronautical engineer who was on the design team for the Space Shuttle and the Pegasus Rocket.  He sits down with Joe to outline the top three reasons he made the decision to move from the Meridian to the M600.  

Jeff Plotka recently moved from a Cirrus to a JetProp.  He sits down with Joe to discuss why this move fits his mission and the details of a top notch avionics and interior upgrade. 

Alaska provides a beautiful landscape for PA46 training.  Joe and Don Kukla sit down to talk about their decision and unique experience to complete M600 training, North to Alaska.  Will their experience lead to more training opportunities with Casey Aviation in the state known as "The Last Frontier"?   

In this episode, Joe dives into how to operate a Lycoming powered PA46 engine in climb, cruise and descent.  

Piper hit a home run with the M600/SLS.  Joe sits down with former military aviator and successful businessman, Phil Soucy to discuss his move from a Mirage to the M600/SLS.  Listen to find out if they could identify any downsides to the M600 or M600/SLS. 

We sat down to talk with Larry Oeth about his stall/spin training and why we believe it is an important training for the PA-46 pilot.  It is crucial to understand the aerodynamics and what the appropriate response is to get yourself out of a dangerous situation. 

Dean and Tammi Jo Shults are two of the most genuine people you will ever meet.  They join us to discuss many topics, including flying their Malibu, the importance of recurrent training, faith, family and women in aviation.

Tammi Jo's book "Nerves of Steel" releases October 2021, make sure to grab a copy.  

David is a super experienced and super interesting pilot who got caught in a weird conundrum that challenged his aviation skills to the max.  Hear his story here.......

Mitch Lenamond flies a Meridian, and even though he's only owned it for a year, his cockpit management and stick-and-rudder skills are excellent. That's not a surprise, since he's got more ratings in his wallet than most other Meridian pilots.