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Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland,

Michael Comyn & Mark Dwyer

Suppose you"re involved in aviation in Ireland as a professional or enthusiast. In that case, you might like to join us here for our Podcast Series - Squawk 7000 - each edition brings you news, interviews and insight into what"s happening around the airfields, airports and businesses associated with the topic we love - flying. We also have occasional longer chats with some people who have a lifetime of stories to tell, from their first flights to flights they"ll never forget. - so if it"s

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40:09

AIRCORP 112 - 10 Years of EAS

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/06/17

One of the greatest pleasures in bringing you this podcast is that we get to meet with people with a passion for what they do. This episode is no different as we are in Baldonnel with the Irish Air Corp as they celebrate not only 100 years of operation but, especially this week, ten years of the Emergency Aeromedical Service EASTheEmergency Aeromedical Service(EAS), which has had a residence in Custume Barracks, Athlone, Co. Westmeath, is a joint project between the HSE and the Defence Forces. Air

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15:34

The NFC Summer Camp 2022

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/06/03

Our love of aviation started at a young age for many of us, but we might have found it hard to experience the real thing until much older. This Summer, NFC is holding their annual Summer Camp. The Aviation Summer Camp comprises an introductory flight lesson and associated briefings of the Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Course, in addition to 2 hours in our glass cockpit simulator, which can be set up for four classes of aircraft, from the single-engine piston, twin-engine piston, twin-turbine and

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33:17

Rescue 117 - 20 Years in Waterford

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/05/29

On Friday, May 27th, at Waterford Airport, an event took place to recognise 20 years of CHC Ireland providing Helicopter Search and Rescue services on behalf of the Irish Coast Guard out of Waterford. Simultaneously Winchman Sarah Courtney, the recipient of a 2021 National Bravery Award, was presented with the CHC Excellence Service Award by Eugene Clonan, acting Director of The Irish Coast Guard.CHC has provided Search and Rescue Services to the Irish Coast Guard for 20 years and has four bases in

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22:39

Women at 36,000 ft

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/05/18

In this episode, we talk with Kathryn Vinclaire. Her first work in the film industry was as a camera operator, working on features, short dramas, music videos and commercials, with work being shown internationally and at the BFI’s LGBTQ+ Flare film festival. Her most recent work is behind the microphone, as a voice-over artist, with clients including Switzerland Tourism, Heathrow Airport and Paco Rabanne. This documentary concept originated from her passion for aviation, and that giddy, gleeful

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16:10

Use it or Lose it.

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/05/03

Skill fade is defined as ‘the decay of ability or adeptness throughout non-use’ – in other words, it’s when your skills get rusty over time. Studies on the subject have concluded that the amount of fade is dependent on the type of skill and the individuals' previous levels of competency and experience. In this episode, Mark Dwyer CFI of FunFly Aerosports and FlyinginIreland.com talks about staying current and recognising when you may be experiencing skill fade. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy

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27:05

Birr Breakfast Fly-In 2022

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2022/04/03

On the 5th of September last, we brought you a report from the Birr Breakfast Fly-in that marked the end of the summer flying season. At the time, 40 aircraft attended, and a remarkable 2,000 euros was raised on the ground to be matched by other events to raise funds for St. Vincent DePaul.This weekend, General aviation pilots launched the summer flying season again and, as tradition would have it, flew to Birr for Breakfast. This time around, 100 aircraft, pilots, and passengers raised over 20,000

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34:31

No Comment - we let the sounds tell their own story.

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/03/28

This week's episode is an antidote to stress, or when you can't go flying but wish you could. Please sit back, let go, immerse yourself: it’s time to go slow. Listen to birds, light aircraft, turbine engines, parachutes descending and people chatting, a gentle breeze, and an Irish airfield's atmosphere as you go about your busy day—a lo-fi celebration of sound. Pop on your headphones, find a corner, close your eyes and let your imagination take you where the images in your head are better than on

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22:15

EASA Pilot Licencing Requirements Changes Coming into...

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/03/20

On this week's Squawk 7000, from 20th June 2022, any pilot who resides in the EU must hold an EASA Part FCL licence when flying any aircraft other than those defined in Annex I of the EU Basic Regulation.I'm joined by Mark Dwyer of Flying in Ireland on this episode as we explore some of the changes and give you insights into the relevant legislation.Pilots holding a pilot licence and associated medical certificate issued by a third country (non-EU country) involved in the non-commercial (VFR,

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20:13

Things that go bump in the Flight

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/03/12

In this episode, we talk with the founder of Turbli.com. It has been developed and maintained by Ignacio Gallego-Marcos.Ignacio has been working in the area of turbulence modelling and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for the past seven years. He did his doctoral thesis at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden and currently works in Sweden as a CFD engineer. He has also written severaljournal and conference paperswithin the area of fluid mechanics.Turbli is a tool for the curious traveller,

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23:37

Together4Safety - Are you ready for 2022

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/03/05

Our guest this week is John Franklin, John’s love of aviation started at the age of 8 when his family got involved in hot air ballooning. He began his aviation career in the Royal Air Force, serving as an Engineering Officer on the Tornado aircraft and then within the Military Aviation Authority.He joined EASA in 2011 in the Safety Analysis Team and in 2018 became EASA’s Head of Safety Promotion where he leads their Together4Safety promotion initiative to help the European Aviation community by

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26:33

From Ferry Pilot to flying with a Major US Airline.

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/02/26

On this week's podcast, we catch up with Ben. He's a pilot with a major US airline, but he has also carved a niche for himself on social media, answering questions every day on TikTok® and InstaGram® on the life of a pilot. We caught up with Ben to turn the tables and ask him a few questions ourselves on his career, his time as a ferry pilot on the North Atlantic and his move to flying with one of the US's major airlines. Along the way, he has some great stories. Hosted on Acast. See

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29:51

Captain Jimmy Devlin

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/02/19

Our guest this week is Dublin man Captain Jimmy Devlin. Jimmy retired from Aer Lingus in June 2012, having been the Manager of their Airbus fleet and having flown most of the Aer Lingus fleet from the 737-200, the Shorts 360 and Saab 340 and the BAE146 with Aer Lingus Commuter before moving to the Airbus A320 and A330. In this chat, he shares the story of his flying career from young cadet to Fleet Manager of the Airbus aircraft in the airline, remembering the people he worked with along the way. He

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37:42

Pilots of Tik Tok® and YouTube®

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/02/13

Michael Comyn meets with some of the presenters of SquawkTalk, a weekly online chat hosted on Tik Tok ® and find out about the challenges and rewards of sharing their enthusiasm on social media. Our guests this week have over 250,000 followers between them, each week sharing their enthusiasm for flying. You can follow the guys on these links. SquawkTalk https://www.tiktok.com/@squawktalkaviation@FlyUK https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa8vtoeKSYa8YOhrczPEeGwMikey McMahon (The Flying

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34:00

Go Around and listen again to Captain Noel Flynn.

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/01/24

Here's another chance to hear our shat with Captain Noel Flynn. He recalls his early days in aviation in South Africa, as the odd job man at the Springbox Aero Club, his early days flying with the South African Airforce to his career in SAA and Cargolux. His stories capture the passion he has for aviation, and he tells us about his involvement in the DC-3 in the Aer Lingus colours and the airshows at Bray and Foynes. It's a great chat! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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32:30

Go Around and listen to Victor Costello - flying the...

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/01/17

Listen again to one of our more popular episodes on Go Around. Our guest Victor Costello has experienced success as a professional athlete playing senior rugby throughout the 1990s until his retirement in 2005.He won 39 caps for Ireland between 1996 and 2004. He also made 126 appearances in the Leinster shirt.Victor was part of the Irish team at the 2003 Rugby World Cup; a former five-time Irish shot put champion, he took part in the 1992 summer Olympics in Barcelona, that was followed by a career

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32:37

Go Around and Listen again to David Kelly

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/01/10

In 2021 David Kelly's aircraft was 80. It's a Luscombe - a tail dragged, and he started looking for it before he had even finished his PPL. In this episode of Long Final, David shares some entries from his logbook and tells us the story of his "affair" with a classic aircraft that left the factory in 1941 when Charles Lindbergh was only 39 and Orville Wright was still alive. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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26:55

Go Around and listen to this episode with Mark Brearton

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2022/01/06

In this episode, we get another chance to hear Mark Brereton. Mark is well known in the General Aviation industry in Ireland. He has built many aircraft over the last few years, including SkyRangers, X-Airs, Savannahs and Venturas. He is also currently the Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of the National Microlight Association of Ireland (NMAI).You can find out more about self-build kits and how Mark can help you get airborne at https://funflyaerosports.ie/ and how to fly them at https://funfly.ie/

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20:43

Flying in Winter -

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2021/12/31

On December 8th last GASCI held an event on safety - among the topics was flying in Winter - here's Gerry Humphrey's presentation that gets us ready for snow and ice. The General Aviation Safety Council of Ireland is a volunteer body composed of representatives from General Aviation in Ireland set up in 2012. They meet regularly, aiming to promote General Aviation Safety in Ireland.A large part of the GASCI function is to promote safety awareness among all those involved in the Irish GA community

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30:41

The work of the Air Accident Investigation Unit Ireland

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2021/12/26

On December 8th last Kate Fitzgerald, of the AAIU made a presentation as part of the GASCI Safety event. It was a fascinating insight into the work of the unit. TheAir Accident Investigation Unit (AAIU)is part of theDepartment of Transport and is responsible for the investigation of aircraft accidents,serious incidents, and incidents (Occurrences) that occurwithin Ireland.In addition, theAAIUprovides assistance to foreign safety investigation authorities who conduct investigations into

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28:01

75 Years of Galway Flying Club

Squawk7000 - Aviation news from Ireland, ·

2021/12/19

The Galway Flying Club is the longest-operating flying Club in the country, founded in 1946 and based initially in Oranmore. 2021 is an exciting year in the history of Irish aviation as Galway Flying Club celebrates 75 years. Due to the present Covid situation, the Club cannot celebrate this achievement as they would like, but this week on the podcast, we hear from Ian Fennell, Chairperson of the Club and Cormac Carey, the Head of Training. We'll also hear some voices from among the club members,

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