Pilots Journey Aviation Podcast

This episode PilotStu, CFIStew and Mike discuss first impressions of AirVenture 2010 in Oshkosh, WI. For Stu, it is quite a bit different than 2009 in that the ground was so saturated from heavy rains that very few aircraft or recreational vehicles were able to get on the grounds. Mike and Stew were lucky in that Mike's N225M Cessna 182 qualifies for Vintage parking.

This episode we discuss CFI refreshers, preparations for Airventure, Stupid student pilot tricks, poker runs and more.

This episode PilotStu and Mike welcome Kent Shook from the Pilotcast, and Adam Fast to discuss the FISKE VFR Arrival for Airventure 2010 in Oshkosh, WI. We also have an interview of Monika Petrillo, producer of the documentary film Flyabout which details her flight circumnavigating Australia.

In this episode Mike relates lessons learned from his instrument checkride and Stew describes watching an FAA King Air land gear-up. We also speak with Jason Schappert of Flying Across America, Product Reviews, Featured Site and More!

In this episode the crew talks about the ins and out of flight training, Padapalooza 2010, Featured Site ShortField.com, and special guest Michael Combs of Flight for the Human Spirit.

In this episode the crew discusses IFR checkride preparation. Topics include checklist mnemonics - WIRE, the 6 (or 7) Ts, GRABCARD, Preparing for IFR Orals, what to expect during an IFR checkride. We also begin a new segement on product reviews - Brightline Flight Bags.

In this episode the crew discusses MikeStuew's IFR flight planning for his epic journey to Texas. Also, CFIStew relives several of his Lost Comm experiences. PilotStu starts to get the hang of Lazy Eights, and uses every spare minute to use an iPhone/iPod Touch app for knowledge test study.

In this episode the crew discusses GPS approaches, while CfiStew asks MikeStuew three important questions relating to his GPS approach. We also discuss the pros and cons to ADF navigation, CFISTEW recalls stories of pilots doing illegal activities. PilotStu's steep spiral "clicks" and we learn why. Also tips and tricks for power off 180's, while MikeStuew uses the analogy, "My flight training was like going to catholic school."

In this episode Mike Hart, our guest from Episode 9, transitions from guest to co-host. The crew discuss the adventure of Idaho Mike's first annual, the thrills of IFR training the joys of a long cross-country, the dreaded ATC "prepare to copy a phone number," and the joys of listening to others on ATC.

In this episode we talk to P.J. Gustafson, the Wings and Wheels Coordinator of The 1940 Air Terminal Museum at Houston's Hobby Airport. He describes the museum, its events and the 1958 Cessna 175 being raffled off this year.

In this episode we talk to David Kruger, president of The Aircraft Partnership Association. He describes how pilots can find other pilots in their area which might be a good fit for a joint aircraft ownership group.

In this episode we talk to Business Owner, Writer, and recent Aircraft Owner, Mike Hart, AKA Idaho Mike. He describes the process of choosing an aircraft, the purchasing process, and safety issues in picking up an unfamiliar aircraft for a long cross country flight home.

This episode finds Stew and Stu discussing flying jobs, personal flights and future plans.

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.

This episode we are joined by Bill Williams of the Student Pilotcast to discuss Airventure 2009 and to chide CFIStew into committing to attend Oshkosh in 2010.

This episode we talk with Michael Combs, who is planning a flight to all 50 US states in a light sport aircraft.

This episode we talk with Martt Clupper, founder of AirPigz.com and his ambitious project to build and fly a Volksplane in less than 120 days.

This episode we welcome Mr. Gordon Barnes, a former Captain that flew with Pan Am from 1948 to 1960, then a meteorologist for NBC and CBS affiliates in Tampa, New York and Washington D.C. He is now a ground and dispatch instructor with American Flyers in fort worth Texas.

Welcome to the Pilot's Journey Podcast, where we discuss aviation training and the steps involved in maintaining proficiency. Our goal with this podcast is to provide you with additional knowledge, and maybe a new spin on topics related to your training.

Welcome to the Pilot's Journey Podcast, where we discuss aviation training and the steps involved in maintaining proficiency. Our goal with this podcast is to provide you with additional knowledge, and maybe a new spin on topics related to your training.