Podcasts about eaa radio

Continued coverage of EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2021 with the National Air Transportation Association, teTra Aviation, Pod-A-Palooza, and EAA Radio.

Today Rob Mark, Senior Editor, MRAeS flying Magazine, shares: “Effective Communications and Decision Making in the Cockpit”. #AviationMonth.Rob is also Business-aviation pilot, CFI, industry journalist & aviation safety geek. Co-Host @EAARadio’s Attitude Adjustment. Former Co-Host of @AirplaneGeeksBefore joining Flying magazine as its senior editor, Rob wrote operations, safety and training stories for Aviation International News, Air & Space, AOPA Pilot-Turbine, Air Line Pilot, Career Pilot, P1, The Chicago Tribune and many others. He was twice awarded the Airbus Aerospace Journalist of the Year at the Paris Air Show and also twice awarded the National Business Aviation Association’s Gold Wing award for Outstanding Journalism, most recently at the 2018 convention in Orlando.During his career as a journalist, Rob has authored five aviation books published by McGraw-Hill and publishes the award-winning industry blog, Jetwhine.com. He has served as an on-air aviation expert for CNN, Fox News, NBC-TV, WGN-TV, the BBC and a number of radio outlets. An audio producer, Rob co-hosts the Attitude Adjustment show each day on EAA Radio during AirVenture, the nation’s largest airshow in Oshkosh Wisconsin.A graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, he returned to teach at his alma mater for 6 years in that same graduate program. http://www.jetwhine.com/ Twitter: @jetwhine

Rob is also Business-aviation pilot, CFI, industry journalist & aviation safety geek. Co-Host @EAARadio’s Attitude Adjustment. Former Co-Host of @AirplaneGeeks Before joining Flying magazine as its senior editor, Rob wrote operations, safety and training stories for Aviation International News, Air & Space, AOPA Pilot-Turbine, Air Line Pilot, Career Pilot, P1, The Chicago Tribune and many others. He was twice awarded the Airbus Aerospace Journalist of the Year at the Paris Air Show and also twice awarded the National Business Aviation Association’s Gold Wing award for Outstanding Journalism, most recently at the 2018 convention in Orlando. During his career as a journalist, Rob has authored five aviation books published by McGraw-Hill and publishes the award-winning industry blog, Jetwhine.com. He has served as an on-air aviation expert for CNN, Fox News, NBC-TV, WGN-TV, the BBC and a number of radio outlets. An audio producer, Rob co-hosts the Attitude Adjustment show each day on EAA Radio during AirVenture, the nation’s largest airshow in Oshkosh Wisconsin. A graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, he returned to teach at his alma mater for 6 years in that same graduate program. http://www.jetwhine.com/Twitter: @jetwhine  

A Unique Around-the-World Journey Heads East As you read this story, Mason Andrews should be winging his way eastward out of Italy toward Croatia while sitting in the left seat of his dad’s Piper Lance (a link to the full podcast is at the bottom of this story). Andrews was one very lucky young man when he asked his dad to borrow the airplane for a trip and received a thumbs up. OK, that’s not completely accurate unless you understand the context, that the senior Andrews did actually express a few reservations when young Mason mentioned the length of the trip … around the world. And yes, his dad definitely raised an eyebrow when Mason told him he wanted to make the trip alone. Mason Andrews, a newly minted instrument pilot and Louisiana Tech student just recently turned 18. When Mason Andrews completes his round-the-world trip, he should become the youngest person to complete a global trip solo. Mason wasn’t making the trip to become famous, although he likely will. The trip was actually designed to raise money for MedCamps of Louisiana to fund summer camp for kids with special needs, a summer event where Andrews also serves as a counselor. About the Aircraft The Piper Lance Mason will fly has been modified to carry enough fuel for legs as long as 18 hours. The Lance cruises at about 140 knots burning 13.5 gallons per hour. The first leg of the flight began last week from Republic Field on Long Island NY. The first leg took him from Republic to St. Johns Newfoundland. Mason’s flight plan includes a stop at Paris LeBourget, site of Charles Lindbergh’s arrival following his record-setting solo flight in 1927. Mason Andrews said he believes the flight’s biggest challenge will be “weather.” The Lance is much better equipped to keep him informed of the weather than Lindbergh could have ever imagined. My EAA Radio co-host Amy Laboda and I managed to convince Mason to join us for an interview last week during our regularly scheduled “Attitude Adjustment,” show at AirVenture 2018. One of the first things Mason mentioned the day I met him was that he was still celebrating the two-year anniversary of his first solo as a student pilot from Monticello Airport (LLQ) in Arkansas. I think you’ll find Mason’s story worthy of 10 minutes of your time. Click here to give it a listen. You can also follow Mason’s journey on Facebook. If you enjoyed Mason Andrews’s story, brought to you by Jetwhine.com, in collaboration with EAA Radio, we invite you to subscribe to Jetwhine.com. It’s free. You can also follow Jetwhine on Twitter @jetwhine and EAA Radio @eaaradio. Enjoy. Rob Mark, Publisher

It’s that time again…now that we’re home from Oshkosh, it’s time to share this year’s edition of Podapalooza.  This was recorded live on EAA Radio on Friday, July 30th, 2010.  Enjoy.

This is part II of Podapalooza 2009, the part of the show that was not broadcast live on EAA Radio.  This took place at Oshkosh, July 31st, 2009. If you are thinking about learning to fly, check out Air Freddy’s Learning to Fly Guide, an e-book that will answer many... Read more »

This episode is the audio from Podapalooza 2009 as broadcast on EAA Radio at Airventure. Listen to many of your favorite aviation podcasters together in a live forum.

Hello, everyone! Here is the first part of the audio from Podapalooza 2009 from Airventure in Oshkosh, July 31st, 2009.  This part contains the audio from the show that was broadcast live on EAA Radio.  After the radio station had to cut away, we continued Podapalooza and I will bring... Read more »