Podcasts about corporate pilot

Haggis and Poutine - the 2nd Run - the Final Episode! Wrapping up an amazing run, Tim (The Corporate Pilot Dad) and Brandon (Pilot Studd) join Willy live to talk about flight simulation, content creation, airplanes and coffee?? A fantastic selection of tunes accompany this three-way conversation about anything that jumps into our head! Finishing off this season with two of Willy's closest community friends seems fitting as Willy signs off for the last time but teases a potential 3rd run later this year. A huge thank you to all of the guests who appeared on the Haggis and Poutine show - and of course, a massive thanks to you for listening!

TCAS makes aviation safer by alerting the flight crew of conflicting traffic by issuing a TA and possibly an RA. Find out what TCAS, TA, and what RA are in this episode. We briefly talk about the unfortunate accident in Naples, Florida involving a Challenger 604. Differences in types of starters installed on turbine engines and why a restart would not have been possible in this situation, based on what is known at this time. This episode's pilot tip is presented by John, a Corporate Pilot on a Cessna Citation X. He has AMAZING editing skills that can be found on his aviation YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQuG0THuPNGx938e2cWAnVA This link will take you to our Discord server: https://discord.gg/N7EqFHQg6u Tim's non-aviation YouTube channel mentioned in the intro: Macro Soaring https://www.youtube.com/@MacroSoaring/featured Rob's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@foxtrotalphaaviation Tim's Aviation YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thecorporatepilotdad You may e-mail us at: thecorporatepilotguyspodcast@gmail.com Music is from Audionautix http://www.audionautix.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-corporate-pilot-guys-podcast/support

In this episode we have a pilot that does a lot diverse flying to really cool adventurous places. We talk about some tips on how to secure a job as a low time pilot. And a ton of flight training tips. Check out his YouTube Channel @ Evan Luft Check Out My Linktree for More: https://linktr.ee/1st.Gen.Pilot

Rodney has been a Corporate Pilot, a Pastor for 20 years, and an Entrepreneur, who now ministers to pastors in his company doing church construction.  God invited Rodney to The Journey in a very busy season that, 3 months later, became a dark season, and he learned the true meaning of abiding in Christ.  Hopefully, Rodney's story will inspire you, especially if you find yourself in a dark place.

Join Rob and Tim as they interview John Kluenker who is a Corporate Pilot on the Cessna Citation X. The Citation X was once the world's fastest civilian jet in the sky. John is also a YouTube creator showing off his bush flying adventures in his experimental KitFox. Learn the differences, advantages, and drawbacks of being a contract pilot vs working for a corporation. This aviation podcast also features aircraft buying tips from Ryan at McGill Aviation. Check out John's YouTube channel with videos in the Citation X he flies, bush flying adventures, and even a video here and there made for Citation X users on X-Plane. https://www.youtube.com/@johnkluenker Questions/Comments? You can reach us in the following ways: thecorporatepilotguyspodcast@gmail.com Discord - https://discord.gg/HdYmHBKRjq --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/the-corporate-pilot-guys-podcast/support

What happens when you mix the exhilaration of flying with the intrigue of celebrity encounters and the honest realities of a career in aviation? You get an episode packed with high-flying insights and grounded wisdom, thanks to our guest, Cameron, a seasoned corporate pilot. Cameron's a pro who's crisscrossed the skies under different segments of the aviation industry, including Part 91, Part 135, and Part 121. He's got the low-down on how personal circumstances and quality of life can chart your course in this industry, and he's not shy about sharing his own career's turbulent and triumphant moments.From the cockpit of a 175 aircraft to the VIP cabin of a charter flight, Cameron unpacks his experiences in corporate aviation. He lets us in on the high stakes of scheduling and efficiency that keep airlines soaring profitably. We also get a peek into the not-so-glamorous side of flying celebrities in charter aviation, the unique challenges this poses, and the unexpected courtesies that can make all the difference. And if you've been wondering about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the aviation world, Cameron opens up about the realities of job losses and the resilience needed to navigate these challenging skies.As we prepare for landing, Cameron reflects on his transition from regional airlines to corporate aviation, where seniority takes a backseat to performance. He shares his candid opinions on the differences between flying single engine and jet aircraft, the role of Designated Pilot Examiners during check rides, and the foundational skills every pilot needs. Finally, we delve into the lifestyle of a corporate pilot, with its high-end perks and home-based comforts, but also its demands for discipline and flexibility. So buckle up and prepare for an enlightening journey above and beyond the clouds with Cameron.Come chat with us aviators and learn everything aviation. Secrets from inside the cockpit, trending topics with real expert guest. Travel tips and guides on airports, airplanes, hotel restaurants and much more.#CptsLogs #Arizona #Airlines #Airports #Travel #worldexplorer #cirrus #aviation #Vacation #Aviationpodcast #Jamaicanbacon #podcast #joerogan #UnitedStates #flightschools #FAA #Pilots #Airlinepilots #like4like #likeforlike #follow4follow #followforfollow #CptsLogsPodcast #Boeing #Airbus #Airlinepilot #Jets #cirrusjet #visionjet #RichardaTulloch #Chandlerairport #KIWA #KSDL #Scottsdaleairport #Sedona #DFW #PHX #phoenix #skyharbor #KCHD #KDVT #JFK Disclaimer: By accessing this Podcast, I acknowledge that the CptsLogs makes no warranty, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information featured in this Podcast. The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast is done at your own risk. This Podcast should not be considered professional advice. Unless specifically stated otherwise.

Corporate pilot Matt co-hosts, as we discuss what makes a great flight attendant; what makes an FA annoying and not hirable; and what is his number one rule for Crew Resource Management (CRM) that will keep you getting hired again and again? Check out Matt's aviation consultancy at: https://maddogglobal.com WAYS TO SUPPORT THIS PODCAST: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Submit a 5-star rating & review

Mike and Sean answer an important question from Cody in this episode. This is critical information for those of you that are concerned about relocating for your dream of being a pilot. Commuting as being both an Airline Pilot and a Corporate Pilot are discussed in detail. Follow this link to get a free lesson and a taste of what the Pro-Pilot Playbook course has to offer: https://www.propilotplaybook.com/medical_optin If you have a question you'd like us to answer, you can email us at: podcast@propilotplaybook.com If you're thinking about a career as a pilot you're in the right spot! The Pro-Pilot Playbook is committed to enabling people to become professional pilots FASTER and CHEAPER. Whether you are just starting out, or getting ready to apply at the airlines there's valuable information here for you. Learn more at: https://www.propilotplaybook.com   CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 01:58 Cody's email 03:59 Airline perspective 05:24 Jump seat 06:08 Being on reserve 15:10 Corporate perspective 18:07 Live anywhere as a pilot 22:22 Program description 24:01 What we're working on

UND Aerospace Phoenix graduate and Corporate Pilot Cameron Schmidt talks struggling with training and his comeback to finish training stronger than ever, networking, and what its like to fly as a corporate and private pilot. Website - https://airlinepilot.training/ Instagram - ⁠https://www.instagram.com/undaerospacephx/?hl=en⁠ YouTube - ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@undaerospacephoenix9520⁠ Email us your Questions! - marketing@undaerospace.com

Avination, welcome back to the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Todays episode is with Pilot Julia and is all about corporate aviation!

Avination, welcome back to the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Todays episode is with corporate Pilot for life, Claire! Corporate flying and Fractional flying are a legit career and if you're interested you should give it a shot!

Episode 257 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast is a day in the life of a corporate pilot. In this episode, I rundown what day 2 of a 7 day tour looks like. It includes an airline, 1 minute flight and a 4 hour flight. Best Protein - https://1stphorm.com/products/level-1?_pos=2&_psq=protein&_ss=e&_v=1.0&variant=31157418262614?A_AID=Jsiems

Ich hatte letzte Woche das Vergnügen, als Gast bei einem Corporate Piloten dabei zu sein, der Business-Flugzeuge flog. Corporate Piloten sind Fachleute, die nicht Linienflugzeuge, sondern Business-Flugzeuge wie Learjets oder Business Turbo Propellermaschinen fliegen. Einige der Aufgaben, die ein Corporate Pilot hat, sind das Planen von Flügen, die Überprüfung von Flugplänen und die Verantwortung für die Sicherheit aller Passagiere und Crewmitglieder an Bord. Das Planen von Flügen ist besonders wichtig, um sicherzustellen, dass alle Flüge reibungslos verlaufen und alle Sicherheitsvorschriften eingehalten werden. Corporate Piloten überprüfen Flugpläne sorgfältig, um sicherzustellen, dass sie alle erforderlichen Informationen haben und alle Flugbedingungen berücksichtigen. Der Corporate Pilot ist auch für die Sicherheit aller Passagiere und Crewmitglieder an Bord verantwortlich und sorgt dafür, dass alle Sicherheitsvorkehrungen getroffen werden, um jeden Flug sicher und angenehm zu gestalten. Es war wirklich interessant, mehr über die Arbeit eines Corporate Pilots zu erfahren und dabei zu sein, wie er all diese Aufgaben erfüllt hat.✈️ Reinhören lohnt sich.Wenn du davon träumst, selbst die grenzenlose Freiheit über den Wolken zu erfahren, dann geh auf unsere Seite und erfahre mehr über dieses außergewöhnliche Hobby.

I'd like to begin this episode by acknowledging the land that I am learning and living on is the traditional un-ceded, un-surrendered territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg People.Leaders are flawed people who experience the same gambit of personal and professional pressures that all team members go through.And quite often, leaders will ask their team members to stand up for what's right at all costs.  Leaders often extol the virtues of being a consummate professional, all of us striving towards being inclusive, open, and empathetic, with the highest level of integrity.But how often do leaders practice what they preach?In this episode, you'll hear from Ryan van Haren, an Aviation Coach, Consultant and Corporate Pilot, who will talk about his leadership experiences, explaining the reality of how hard it can be to do the right thing in the face of many oppositions.Trench Leadership: A Podcast From the Front is humbled to have been listed as #8 for the Top 20 Best Canadian Leadership-themed podcasts in 2022.Reviews are the best way for us to know what we are doing right, what we are doing wrong, and what we should talk about in the future, so please click on the links below and let us know if this episode was helpful.Connect with Trench Leadership here:Trench Leadership WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramYouTubeTwitterIglen StudiosConcussion Legacy Foundation websiteDispatches Adventure Ride websiteAudio editing and episode artwork by Fiona FaganAre you looking for a producer for your own podcast? Email Fiona at fa_fagan@yahoo.ca

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Avination, welcome back to episode 246 of the Pilot o Pilot podcast. Todays episode is with Jeremy Grodin. Jeremy built his time by flying corporate in hopes to land his dream flying job.

Avination, welcome back to episode 242 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Today is a re release of Kim Kissh. Check out her path to becoming a corporate Pilot!

In this episode we have the pleasure with speaking with Corporate Pilot & Aviation YouTuber Stevo1kinevo about his career as a TBM 850 pilot. He tells us about his unique path to becoming a pilot, flying for a part 121 carrier, eventually going into corporate flying and becoming a Flying Ambassador to The Bahamas. Also we speak about the importance of quality of life in an aviation career and a few interesting experiences he has had whilst flying the TMB 850. You can follow Stevo1kinevo here: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/steveo1kinevo Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/steveokineevo/ Website - https://www.steveo1kinevo.com/

Tim and Rob answer questions from each other, to help you get to know them a little better. Rob and Tim would really like to hear from you, please send us your comments and show topic suggestions: Speak Pipe (leave a recorded message for us): https://www.speakpipe.com/TheCorporatePilotGuysPodcast Email: thecorporatepilotguyspodcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/corppilotguys Thank you for listening to our podcast, stay tuned for new episodes coming very soon! Rob and Tim (The Corporate Pilot Guys)

Today, our guest is a corporate pilot, Founder and President of the Hera Aviation Group, and mommy of two, Jessica Webster. As a Massachusetts native, Jessica attended airshows with her family and admired the aircraft from afar. It wasn't until the Commander of a P-3 Orion invited Jessica to sit on the aircraft's wing with the crew that she believed aviation was a career possibility. It was a defining moment that inspired her to pursue flight. After a non-linear path to becoming a corporate pilot, Jessica found herself in a difficult situation. Because she was a new mother, she was not given the opportunity to upgrade from her First Office position to Captain, although she worked just as hard as her counterparts.  This situation shocked Jessica and later motivated her to find a way to continue to fly. Jessica was also inspired to start her non-profit, Hera Aviation Group, which raises awareness of the current constraints for women and primary caregivers in aviation and advocates for change within the industry.

Avination, episode 220 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast takes off now! Today, I'm talking with Canadian corporate pilot and aviation photographer, Jan Jasinski!

Avination, welcome back to episode 219 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Todays episode is with Corporate Pilot, Claire Schindler. Find out how Claire build her hours and landed her dream job flying a Falcon all over the world!

As you've likely heard, the final Learjet was recently delivered following almost 60 years of production. I was a kid when the Lear 23 was first introduced in 1964. Although a few other corporate jets were flying by then, most companies still motored around in relatively slow, unpressurized piston airplanes, many of them repurposed WWII-era bombers and freighters. The Lear was so sleek, sexy, and fast in comparison that it seemingly arrived from the future, revolutionizing air travel as evidenced by some 3,000 aircraft delivered over so many years.Today's episode is a tribute to the Learjet via "Captain Midnight," one of the model's early captains and the most dashing pilot I've ever met, who along the way inspired me and other enthusiastic kids to earn their wings in his footsteps.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gbflyingcarpet)

'Hangar Talk': Latina corporate pilot Jessika Hernandez Latina corporate pilot Jessika Hernandez describes her life as a corporate pilot and talks about opportunities to help diversify the pilot population. Plus, get caught up on the latest aviation news.

Growing up, Eric Dragonetti admired planes and saw himself becoming an aerospace engineer, designing jet engines.  It wasn't until he was touring colleges that he thought he might actually want to be a pilot instead.  After 4 years at University of North Dakota, Eric graduated as a certified flight instructor.  From there, he built his hours towards becoming an airline pilot. Eric loved flying commercial, until Covid came and shook things up.  While furloughed, Eric decided to do enough private lessons to pay the mortgage and eat Top Ramen.  When he did return to his commercial role, he realized the aviation market just wasn't the same and no longer worked for him.  The decision was clear, it was time to start his own flight school. What You'll Learn: What a discovery flight is and how to arrange one. How a chance meeting led Eric to attend University of North Dakota. The two biggest struggles Eric had when it came to starting a business. How top of the line avionics change the experience. Favorite Quote: “When you have a dream, you wanna go for it, you work for it.”

Today's guest, Jeff Kearns, is a corporate pilot, CFI, musician, former professional skier and a crypto expert.  Jeff knew he wanted to be a pilot from a young age, saying going to the airport was like going to the zoo for him.  He thought the quickest way to get in the air was to join the Army straight out of high school.  Jeff spent three years in the airborne infantry stationed in Alaska . Using his GI Bill to continue his education, Jeff majored in geography with an emphasis in meteorology.  Any free time he had outside of school or work, he was working on his pilot career.  Through a family friend he was able to join a charter company.  His career really took off from there and now he says he's living the dream. What You'll Learn: What drove Jeff to become a pilot. How geography and meteorology played into an aviation career. How the Army shaped Jeff's core values. Why the Falcon 50 and Bravo are Jeff's favorite planes to fly. Favorite Quote: “When it comes to things that I want, I work harder than anybody else.” -Jeff Kearns

What do you get when you bring two real-world Jet Pilots together? A fantastic conversation about flying and flight simulation, that's what. This week, Rob joins Willy and Tim to share his experiences as a Challenger 650 Captain and 737-200 Arctic pilot. A flood of great Rock tunes compliment the show along with a tribute to Meat Loaf.

How about sub-contracting as a corporate pilot as your form of off-farm income?  Seem impossible?  I would have thought it was unrealistic until I interviewed today's guest, Andrew Ambrose. Andrew owns his own business, Fly Twins LLC, and he farms 750 acres in Southeast Missouri in addition to that.  If that is not enough, he also owns his own excavating company.  As Andrew put it, it would not be uncommon to see him flying a corporate customer across the country in the morning and driving a combine that evening.  This is an interesting way to producing off-farm income. Tune to hear more about Andrew's story. 

Chicago-based corporate pilot and 2020 NBAA “Top 40 Under 40” award winner Kim Kissh advocates for the next generation of aviators, hosts a scholarship tips series on LinkedIn, and is pursuing a passion for aerobatics. Plus, get caught up on the latest GA news.

Avination, welcome back to episode 192 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Today, I am re-releasing episode 2 with, Cory Show. Why you ask? Well, I want to make sure the old episodes are still being discovered by everyone and not gettin lost in some algorithm and 2. It is so crazy to see where the podcast was and what it has become today. If you enjoyed hearing older episodes, let me know and I'll start posting more of them. Happy Flying, Justin

In this fourth episode of season two of Chicks Who Fly, I get to have a conversation with Part 135 Corporate pilot flying a PC-12 in the Caribbean, who was born and raised in Rio, Brazil, Debbie Nascimento. Debbie is a first generation aviator who became a flight attendant at 20. While working in the airline, she used to go into the cockpit and ask the pilots questions about what they were doing, how to fly the airplane and how to go about getting her certificates and ratings. She decided to take out a loan so that she could do her training quickly. Debbie did her entire training part 61 in the insanely busy NYC airspace, while working full time as a flight attendant and she ended up getting ALL her certificates and ratings in an astonishing one year and three month period -private, instrument, commercial, commercial multi-engine, w seaplane, CFI, CFII, AGI, tail wheel endorsement and then went on to get her high performance, high altitude. Debbie is also one of the only 200-300 pilots in the world qualified to fly into St Barths. During her training, one of the things she struggled with, was a fear of stalls and feeling uncomfortable with steep turns but she found the instrument, her easiest and most fun rating, which is what most people call their most difficult and boring. We talk about the mental shift she made, that had her see her instrument rating from that perspective. At the time of this interview, Debbie was getting ready to go to her first assigned base in San Juan, Puerto Rico. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inaia/support

Fantastic question this week asked by Reilly whom has an interview coming up with a coporate operator.  Hopefully these tid-bits of advice help Reilly out and anyone else with their future endeavors. If you have a question you'd like us to answer, you can email us at: podcast@propilotplaybook.com If you're thinking about a career as a pilot you're in the right spot! The Pro-Pilot Playbook is committed to enabling people to become professional pilots FASTER and CHEAPER. Whether you are just starting out, or getting ready to apply at the airlines there's valuable information here for you. Learn more at: https://www.propilotplaybook.com Follow this link to get a free lesson and a taste of what the course has to offer: https://www.propilotplaybook.com/medical_optin 

Welcome back to episode 187 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Today's podcast features, Chris White. Chris has had quite the path to becoming a professional pilot. From finding out he gets motion sick in small planes, to having bad eyesight and completing a career as a cop. Chris, decided corporate aviation was for him. I'd you enjoy the podcast, check out @pilotscoffee and make sure to add the podcast to your playlists! Happy flying, Justin.

Do you have a retirement plan? Head over to raa.com/pilottopilot for a custom retirement plan, tailored towards your airline. Avination, welcome back to episode 179 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Today's episode is with Chicago native, Julia Harrington. Julia, is a corporate pilot, acrobatic pilot and NBAA Young Members Council Member. Find out why Julia wanted to become a pilot and why she chose a life in corporate aviation. If you enjoyed today's podcast make sure to leave a review and check out THE BEST COFFEE at www.pilotscoffee.com Want to follow Julia on social media? Check out @pilotjulia on IG, www.pilotjulia.com and YouTube.com/pilotjulia BEST GROUND SCHOOL APP learnthefinerpoints.com Happy Flying, Justin

‘Passion is the key’ This week, Willy and ‘D’ dig into deep comparisons between aviation and flight simulation whether it comes to learning the trade, creating add-ons or offering help to others. As an experienced corporate pilot flying the Gulfstream G200 and Citation XLS, The Corporate Pilot Dad is no stranger to life in the skies. He and Willy have a chat about his informative YouTube Channel which has delighted viewers with his professional opinions on flight simulation add-ons; and his detailed instructional videos on ‘how to do it like the pros’ with various Flightsim aircraft.

Career pilots Mario Escalante, Jesse Smith, and Julian Herman share stories from life out in the wild blue yonder and advice for those seeking careers in aviation.Support the show

There are few people out there that fly for a living as well as fly for fun in their off time, Dewey is one of them. At work he flies airplanes with glass cockpits, autopilots and pressurized cabins, but for fun he prefers steam gauges, hand flying and open cockpits. Dewey started his aviation journey at 7 years old building model airplanes and he still enjoys the challenge of building and flying rc airplanes. In 1994 he earned his private pilot certificate. Since then he has logged over 10000 hours of flying, earned the ATP certificate and collected 5 different type ratings along the way. Dewey is a first officer at a corporate company and is the owner and operator of  Goodfolk and O’ Tymes Biplane rides Now we'd like to hear form you, let's have a conversation. What is the flying job that your are aiming for, both in time building and eventual dream job? If you are looking for information on low time flying jobs then check out this blog: https://flygoodaviation.com/low-time-pilot-jobs/ Goodfolk and O’ Tymes Biplane rides: http://www.gobiplanerides.com/ Dewey’s YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/user/onedgerc Check out the FREE guide: Become a pilot without spending a fortune-> https://flygoodaviation.com/become-a-pilot/  

This week Q C asks about the lifestyle of a corporate pilot, including having control over your schedule, workload, and typical types of trips compared to the airlines.  If you have a question you'd like us to answer, you can email us at: podcast@propilotplaybook.com If you're thinking about a career as a pilot you're in the right spot! The Pro-Pilot Playbook is committed to enabling people to become professional pilots FASTER and CHEAPER. Whether you are just starting out, or getting ready to apply at the airlines there's valuable information here for you. Learn more at: https://www.propilotplaybook.com Follow this link to get a free lesson and a taste of what the course has to offer: https://www.propilotplaybook.com/medical_optin

This was a question submitted to the podcast from Patrick.  If you have a question you'd like us to answer, you can email us at: podcast@propilotplaybook.com If you're thinking about a career as a pilot you're in the right spot! The Pro-Pilot Playbook is committed to enabling people to become professional pilots FASTER and CHEAPER. Whether you are just starting out, or getting ready to apply at the airlines there's valuable information here for you. Learn more at: https://www.propilotplaybook.com Follow this link to get a free lesson and a taste of what the course has to offer: https://www.propilotplaybook.com/medical_optin

Welcome to the inspirational, informational, and transparent aviation careers podcast. Today Aubrey Warrick to discuss her journey to the flight deck of a business jet.  But before we begin a few announcements.  Announcements: Questions, comments, or inspirational stories please write to us at feedback@aviationcareerspodcast.com. The Scholarships Guide Is Available with over 120 million in scholarships. […] The post ACP304 Aubrey Warrick Corporate Pilot appeared first on Aviation Careers Podcast.

The journey of a corporate pilot can be really great... or it can be... not so great. Cory Schow gives us a glimpse of life as a corporate pilot, the ups and downs, and how it can end up being one of the best jobs in the aviation industry. The post Cory Schow: Corporate Pilot & Creator — AviatorCast 149 appeared first on Angle of Attack.

Corporate Pilot and Host of Pilot To Pilot Podcast Justin Siems: ACP273. Welcome to the inspirational, informational, and transparent aviation careers podcast.  Today we speak with corporate pilot and avid podcaster Justin Siems. Before we begin a few announcements. Sponsors: Thank you to our sponsor Strumor Law who donated 2 scholarship guides. The Law Offices […] The post ACP273 Corporate Pilot and Host of Pilot To Pilot Podcast Justin Siems. appeared first on Aviation Careers Podcast.

Sam and I met four years ago at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University when he was beginning his career as a Flight Instructor and I was a Student Pilot. Sam spent several years as a Flight Instructor and Head Coach of the Golden Eagles Flight Team before pursuing a career in Business Aviation. Sam now works as a First Officer on a Falcon 7X for Planet Nine Private Air. Sam offers excellent insight on how to take advantage of your time as a CFI to gain more intangible skills other than mere flight time. Sam describes what it is really like to be a Corporate Pilot for Planet 9 and how every single corporate pilot job is vastly different from the next. Planet 9 specializes in international Part 135 Custom VIP Charter that averages eight to ten hours of flight time per flight. This means crews spend up to 24 hours together in order to successfully complete a mission. Sam emphasizes the importance of understanding people and learning how to work with people in close proximity for extended periods of time. He shares his favorite quote from his second favorite book, The Subtle Art of Not GIving a F**k" and discusses the importance of positivity and perspective. Lastly, Sam shares a crazy story about getting quarantined in Abu Dhabi, UAE due to COVID-19 laws changing every hour. They were unable to enter the country and were forced to turn the Falcon jet into a million dollar camp site.   Planet 9 Sam Morris  Have feedback for the podcast? We would love to hear from you! Contact us directly at sticktalkpodcast915@gmail.com If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to rate us and leave a review!  Thank you for listening and fly safe!

Welcome to the inspirational, informational, and transparent aviation careers podcast.  Today we have a special guest Captain Cory, a corporate pilot who inspires aviators through his YouTube Channel.  Before we begin a few announcements. Announcements: If you have questions, comments, inspirational stories, or announcements please write to us at feedback@aviationcareerspodcast.com.   At AviationCareersPodcast.com  You can find […] The post ACP269 Why I Love Life As A Corporate Pilot with Captain Cory appeared first on Aviation Careers Podcast.

"Fear is not something you experience in an airplane. That’s your comfort zone."   For many people, flying in an airplane is an anxiety-inducing adventure. But not for Julia Harrington. Julia is a corporate pilot and captain on two business jets, and on this On the Job episode, she talks about her adventures in the skies. Julia reminisces about her childhood dreams of becoming a pilot, and talks about the education required to get a pilot's license. She talks about her first flight, whether she's ever scared in the air, and what it's like being a badass woman in a very male-dominated industry. (Plus, she offers reassuring advice for all the anxious fliers out there!)   Thank you to Tracksmith for sponsoring the On the Job series on the Ali on the Run Show! Go to tracksmith.com/ontherun and use code ONTHERUN15 at checkout for 15% off your first Tracksmith purchase!   Follow Julia: Instagram @pilotjulia   Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Like the Facebook page Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava   Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play   SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Listener question episode... Thank you for the question Chad, and good luck with your flying career. If you're thinking about a career as a pilot you're in the right spot! The Pro-Pilot Playbook is committed to enabling people to become professional pilots FASTER and CHEAPER. Whether you are just starting out, or getting ready to apply at the airlines there's valuable information here for you. Learn more at: https://www.propilotplaybook.com Follow this link to get a free lesson and a taste of what the course has to offer: https://www.propilotplaybook.com/medical_optin 

Phil shares his experience as a corporate pilot, his career path and advice for those who want to be a pilot. *Contact me if you would like me to create an informational interview for you at workuniversity4u@gmail.com.

In this episode Sean and Mike breakdown the job of a corporate pilot.  What is a corporate pilot, day-to-day, pay, where these jobs are, and more.  This podcast would be great for an up-and-coming pilot who's trying to figure out if they want to go to the airlines or the corporate world.  We'll be dropping another episode where we breakdown the airline pilot counter part in an upcoming episode. If you're thinking about a career as a pilot you're in the right spot! The Pro-Pilot Playbook is committed to enabling people to become professional pilots FASTER and CHEAPER. Whether you are just starting out, or getting ready to apply at the airlines there's valuable information here for you. Learn more at: https://www.propilotplaybook.com  

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to fly an airplane? Maybe you wanted to become a commercial airline pilot? Captain Eric tells us how he became a pilot and what he loves about flying private charter jets. Part 2 of 2.#QuestionablePersonalities

Get to know corporate pilot and ‘Pilot to Pilot’ podcast host Justin Siems who shares thoughts about professional aviation careers, fellow aviators, and the role of social media.

Have you ever wondered what it takes to become a pilot? How about becoming a pilot for a well-known fortune 50 company? Sean Sinette sat down with me to share what his career path has consisted of to become a top pilot in the industry and shares his insights on becoming a pilot. Regardless of your future endeavors, you won't want to miss this one!

A day in the life of Derek Hood, a Los Angeles based pilot on the Embraer Phenom 300. Derek explains his love for aviation, the challenges of flying as a single jet pilot, and offers advice on how to be successful in the corporate world.© 2018 All Rights Reserved

Rebecca Mills, formerly Ryan, Chief Pilot with a resume to turn aviation heads, shares her complete gender transformation story this Thursday on Making Life Brighter Radio, on the Health and Wellness Channel! Tune in Live at 10am PST/ 1pm EST to hear this incredible true story of and adoptee who made it to the top in the aviation world, only to still find himself unhappy. Now, fully a woman inside and out, Rebecca shares her story of being an expert in her field in her previous life and how transitioning into a woman has had her realize some very profound awakenings about humanity as a whole and gender differences. Hear Rebecca's amazing account of life as Ryan and now as Rebecca on Making Life Brighter Radio, this Thursday! Tune in Live or Catch the Archive: https://www.voiceamerica.com/show/2366/making-life-brighter FB: Making Life Brighter Twitter: @winifredadams www.makinglifebrighter.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Becoming a pilot takes a whole lot of hard work, dedication and planning. Nearly everyone has a unique path to their career in the skies. Whether that’s as an airline pilot, military aviator, corporate pilot or so many […] The post Justin Siems — Corporate Pilot | Pilot to Pilot Podcast: AviatorCast 119 appeared first on Angle of Attack.

We sit down with the one and only Cory Schow from PilotVlogs on YouTube! We talk about the life of a corporate pilot, how Cory got into the profession, and so much more!
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AG and RH interview Eric the Corporate Pilot about entry into non-towered airports, the use of CTAF, and safe operating procedures to mingle with slower traffic. We also discuss listener feedback and ask another "Question of the Week". Have a great week and thanks for listening!  Visit our website at OpposingBases.com You can now support our show using Patreon or visiting our support page on the website. Keep the feedback coming, it drives the show! Don’t be shy, use the “Send Audio to AG and RH” button on the website and record an audio message. Or you can send us comments or questions to feedback@opposingbases.com. Find us on twitter @opposing_bases.  Music by audionautix.com. Legal Notice The hosts of Opposing Bases Air Traffic Talk podcast are speaking on behalf of Opposing Bases, LLC.  Opposing Bases, LLC does not represent the Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Transportation, or the National Air Traffic Controllers Association.  All opinions expressed in the show are for entertainment purposes only.  There is no nexus between Opposing Bases, LLC and the FAA or NATCA.  All episodes are the property of Opposing Bases, LLC and shall not be recorded or transcribed without express written consent.  For official guidance on laws and regulations, refer to your local Flight Standards District Office or Certified Flight Instructor.  Opposing Bases, LLC offers this podcast to promote aviation safety and enhance the knowledge of its listeners but makes no guarantees to listeners regarding accuracy or legal applications. Support the show

Captain Rick Jones is the first Corporate Pilot to appear on Talking Flight.  I first met Rick when I was working as a Flight Engineer Instructor for Alaska Airlines. We were in Vancouver, British Columbia, and we were using the B727 Flight simulator at Canadian Pacific Airlines. My good friend, Captain Dick Jones was the Captain Instructor, and he brought his 12 year old son, Rick, along to watch us at work training flight crews. We became very good friends, and I began to mentor Rick towards a career as a professional pilot. Rick tells us about his remarkable journey into aviation, and the lessons that he learned along the way. I know that you will enjoy his sense of humor as he tells us about his interesting adventures.

Pilot to Pilot Podcast EP. 018 FT. Jeffrey The Pilot: Corporate Pilot What is going on Avination?! Today, I am talking with Jeffrey The Pilot. Jeffrey is a Canadian corporate pilot and aviation social media influencer. In this episode, we talk about why Jeffrey became a pilot, the differences between flying in Canada vs the USA, why it is important to start flying now, and how Jeffrey flew cargo in the US to help build his hours. We also talk about the two biggest failures in Jeffrey's aviation career and why we both were terrified of spins. Avination, thank you for listening to today's episode. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please let us know. Email us at pilottopilothq@gmail.com or reach out to us on Instagram @pilottopilot. !!GIVEAWAY!! We are teaming up with Wingboss for a giveaway. To enter you need to leave a review on our iTunes page. Once you leave a review, comment on the Jeffrey The Pilot podcast post on our Instagram page with the name you used in the review so we know who you are. I will be picking a winner on Sunday, October 1. Also, check out our swag at shop.pilottopilothq.com! Happy Flying #Avination! Justin

Mike Wagner: Corporate Pilot & Aviation Content Creator What is going on Avination?! Today, I am talking with Mike Wagner, also known as Pilot Wagner. That name should sound familiar, especially if you are involved in the chemtrails community. Mike, creates some of the best aviation content videos. Including Chemtrails At Night, the Teterboro video, and most recently I Sit Around Part Deux. In today's episode, we talk about why Mike became a pilot, how he was able to take his private pilot check ride with only 40.2 hours. How flying single pilot IFR really taught him how to fly, and why instrument flying is his bread and butter. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please let us know. Email us at pilottopilothq@gmail.com or reach out to us on Instagram @pilottopilot. Happy Flying #Avination! Justin Download Episode!

What is going on #Avination?! In today’s episode, we are talking with Cory Schow. You might know Cory from his popular youtube channel Pilot Vlogs. Cory’s vlogs offer an inside look into what the life of a corporate pilot is like. In today’s episode, we talk about. Why Cory became a pilot. The obstacles he overcame in his training. Why he chose the corporate flying over commercial flying. Why it is okay if you fail a check ride. And much, much more. If you enjoyed today's episode, please let us know. Either email us at pilottopilothq@gmail.com or reach out to us on Instagram @pilottopilot. Happy Flying #Avination! Justin Download Episode!

I'm sure you've heard of the Dos Equis most interesting man in the world, well today id like to introduce you to the most interesting advisor in the world… But before I do that, if you missed our last episode, episode #20 with pro bodybuilder Jeff Willet who shares how to transform Your Fitness And Health Without Sacrificing Your Business And Family Life, so be sure to check that out. The name of my guest today is Ryan Wheless, when Ryan is not helping his clients with his firm Allied Wealth in Houston, Texas…you can find him out flying his plane, wake surfing on the lake or jumping off helicopters onto fresh powdered snow and snowboarding all the way down. They say everything is bigger in Texas, and Ryan's production numbers are definitely no different…Since 2008, Ryan has sold $160M in annuities along with $5 million in target life, and since he got his Series 65 license he has gathered $75M AUM. Here's the kicker, Ryan only works 8 months out of the year and does more in production then advisors who hammer it out all 12 months of the year, back-to-back, week-to-week. Ryan is a big believer in giving back to to his community and he's actively involved in giving to the Wounded Warrior project and Mighty Oaks Warrior Foundation; a charitable program which helps thousands of wounded soldiers and their families help make the adjustment to becoming full-time supporters or caregivers. At every one of Ryan's seminars, his he matches any donation dollar-for-dollar. Through Wounded Warrior, Ryan has donated $120,000 to veterans in need. Despite Ryan's accomplishments, he's actually a humble guy and what I really appreciate about him is his willingness to pay it forward to other advisors and share with our community the hard lessons he's learned along his journey to the top. Ryan discusses the 3 specific things you can do, to make this year your best year ever and daily rituals to set you up for a successful day. Ryan also shares a new up-coming program he's been working on behind the scenes with some of the top advisors in our industry to help you grow your business and live a full and rich life.

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Mary Latimer is a woman who, when she didn't like the ratio of male-to-female pilots in the world, put together a plan and did something about it.  She established GIFT Academy...a place where females can get a week of FREE flight instruction--you pay only a nominal fee for aircraft and fuel--in the company of other girls and women.  The academy is a family affair in which Mary's pilot-daughter, Tamara, and pilot-grand-daughter, Amanda, also participate.  If you are a gal who simply wants to conquer your fear-of-flying, GIFT Academy can help with that, too!  If you are unable to attend GIFT Academy, know that Mary and Tamara will both, very generously, give you free mentoring via phone or email. All the information you need is in this podcast.  Let Mary's multi-faceted aviation career as an Aircraft Mechanic, Flight Instructor, Corporate Pilot, Air Traffic Controller and Pilot Examiner be the inspiration for your success!

In this inaugural episode retired corporate pilot, Karen Hawkins, interviews current corporate pilot Wendy Bradbury-Paver. Learn about the joys and pitfalls of women in corporate aviation, what has changed in twenty years...and what has not.  Hear how one woman deals with the gender issues encountered and how she balances career and family life.

Today we are joined by Brent Owens- corporate pilot, blogger, podcaster, RV-8 owner, author, and an awesome guy. The post AviatorCast Episode 52: Brent Owens: FixedWingBuddha.com | Corporate Pilot | RV-8 | Author appeared first on Angle of Attack.

Welcome to Episode 33. This is  the podcast where we give you an inside look at aviation careers and motivate you to achieve your career goals!  I am really excited to be bringing you this episode because my guest today is a friend and fellow aviator who is passionate about flying and he will help […] The post Flying The World As A Corporate Pilot With Chris Thren – ACP033 appeared first on Aviation Careers Podcast.

Hosted by Eric McClintock, Danton Berube, Brendan Farmer, and Mark Stewart. Listen Here: Download Here FSBreak Announces World Exclusive on Orbx's new FTX Pacific Northwest Scenery That's right, as Danton alluded to on the forum. We're happy to announce that the folks over at Orbx Simulations has graciously allowed us to have access to exclusive media copies of their newest FTX Pacific Northwest Blue scenery. We will be previewing it over the coming weeks! But for the time being, enjoy these screen shots and video from their product page: Win a free copy of FTX PNW once it is released... That's right! You have the change of winning One of Two free copies of FTX's PNW Scenery on DVD once it is released! Just visit our forum, in and in the FSBreak forum tell us in 25 words or less... "I love flying in the Pacific Northwest because..." And that is it! Whoever comes up with the best and most creative reason will be picked to win a copy! A2A Simulation's Piper J-3 Cub with Accusim Review Listen to this week's episode for a full review, including an in cockpit recording! Check back shortly for the entire written review! Videos:   Want to learn more about the Piper Cub? Check out the website here.   Danton & Steve's $100 AUD Hamburger Sorry for the delay everyone, you can find the PDF download for the $100 Hamburger Flight HERE. Steve was even nice enough to put together an audio clip explaining the flight, you can listen below, or download here. Be sure to share your shots in the forum, here are some of Stevo's shots from X-Plane! Mission Design Contest Winners A HUGE thanks to everyone who entered our mission design contest! Everyone did a great job and we got a lot of creative ideas. Unfortunately we had to pick only two winners, and they are... Faris Hassan, and his Tuscan Night mission for First place. And Kev Middleton and his Twister Mission for a close second. Great job everyone! First place gets to choose two items from the Aerosoft online store, and second place gets to choose one item from the Aerosoft online store. We're also submitting both mission ideas to Thorsten Reichert, who has created plenty of mission packs such as African Airstrip Adventures, for FSX for consideration for actually programming the missions. We decided to share all of the entries we have received because many are great ideas for flights as they are, and would make great starting points for some $100 Hamburger Flights! You can view them all here, they are all in PDF format for easy printing: First Place: Tuscan Night from Faris Hassan Second Place: Twister Mission from Kev Middleton    Mission 90210 From Dave AU Air Taxi Service from Steve Berlin Airlift from John Canada Olympics from Maxwell Gaudet Cascade Mountain Adventures from Luke Corporate Pilot Mission from Bman D.B. Cooper Flight from John EAA Airventure Arrival from John The Flying Anglers from Bman Hayward Air Rally from Tory Schulz Labor Day Flight from John "The Living Airport" from Bert Daanje Mountain Air Hamburger Fly-In from Tory Schulz Wildfire Adventure from Tory Schilz "How do I get myself into these things" from Naveen The X-Game Pilot from Bman Thank you to everyone who entered! Recommendations Mark: Snow Dog Tours FSX Scenery--Snow Dog Tours v2.0. Includes 147 airports and seaplane bases in Alaska (AK). Includes Glacier Bay National Park. Eric: Gazelle.com - Sell, Donate, or Recycle old electronics without having to deal with the hassle of listing them on an auction website. Brenden: VATSIM Chart Finter