✈️ Airline Pilot Life on the Road: Reserve Duty, Flight Delays, and a Heartfelt JetBlue Story | The Black Box Aviation PodcastWhat is life really like for an airline pilot when a trip goes wrong? In this episode of The Black Box Aviation Podcast, Tom and Mike share real-world airline pilot stories, the challenges of reserve duty, international cargo operations, and a touching story about how a JetBlue flight attendant showed extraordinary compassion to the sister of a former pilot.From exhausting

Meet Sasha Johnson, Vice President of Corporate Safety at United. Sasha oversees a remarkably broad safety portfolio at United — worldwide aviation safety, ground safety, quality assurance, medical, workers' compensation, managed care, business continuity, family assistance, and emergency operations. Before stepping into this role, Sasha spent five years as United's managing director of international regulatory and policy. Prior to joining United in 2015, she built a career in Washington,

OB454: Anything But Dandy – ILS Pilot Deviation Released early to show supporters on 9/7/2026 Public release: 9/30/2026 ✈️ This week, a routine ILS vector doesn't go quite as planned, leading RH and AG into a discussion about mistakes, communication, and knowing when it's time to stop trying to quietly fix the problem yourself. 🐧 Supporters heard OB454 more than three weeks before the public feed. That early access is just one part of the Supporter Frequency: supporters also get the full Opposing

Amazon Pauses Its Connecticut Drone Delivery Plans, and Why Community Acceptance Is the Obstacle That Technology Cannot Engineer Around. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

David und Alexander sprechen über den spektakulären Bugfahrwerk-Zwischenfall am Frankfurter Flughafen. Dazu: Der wochenlange Ausfall der neuen Skyline-Bahn – und Alex hat als Überraschung ein WM-Sonderlackierungs-Ranking für David vorbereitet.

Robin Olds, Operation Bolo, and the Fighter Pilot Who Flew Two Wars and Went Looking for a Third. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

Cal Rodgers, the Vin Fiz, and the First Coast-to-Coast Flight Across America. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

Wrong Way Corrigan, the Beat-Up Curtiss Robin, and the Twenty-Eight Hour Flight Nobody Could Officially Explain. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

TRU Simulation's Veris, the Cessna One Seventy-Two in a Headset, and What Virtual Reality Could Mean for the Pilot Pipeline. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

Charles Lindbergh, the Curtiss JN-4 Jenny, and the Barnstorming Apprenticeship That Built the Pilot Who Crossed the Atlantic. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

You just landed after a challenging flight when the controller says, 'Possible pilot deviation—advise you contact the facility.' What should you do next? Should you immediately make the call? Should you explain what happened? And could your pilot certificate be at risk? A possible pilot deviation does not automatically mean the end of your flying career. Your immediate priority is operating the aircraft safely. After landing, slow down, document what happened, understand your reporting deadlines and

Lincoln Beachey, the Niagara Falls Flight, and the Wings That Failed Over San Francisco Bay. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

The CFM RISE Program, the Counter-Rotating Open Fan, and the Thermodynamic Bet That Could Redefine Every Narrowbody Flying in the Twenty Thirties. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

The Avro Lancaster, the Four Merlins That Rose from the Wreckage of the Manchester, and the Sixty-Foot Bomb Run That Breached the Dams of the Ruhr. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

The FAA's Twelve Million Dollar BVLOS Bet, the Detect-and-Avoid Gap That Keeps Drones Out of Your Airspace, and the Traffic Management Architecture That Has to Work Before Any of This Scales. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

FAR Ninety-One Point One Nineteen, the Minimum Safe Altitude Rules, and the Congested Area Definition That Has Put More Than a Few Certificates at Risk. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

The Transient Ramp on a Sunday Afternoon, the Conversations Nobody Plans to Have, and the Unwritten Code That Makes Aviation a Community Worth Belonging To. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.

Respecter la masse maximale ne suffit pas : la répartition des personnes, des bagages et du carburant compte aussi.Cette courte vidéo présente un point essentiel de la préparation du vol : vérifier la masse et le centrage selon les données et les limites du manuel de vol de l’avion.Pour approfondir, retrouvez notre épisode audio « Masse et centrage avion : comment faire sans erreurs ? » sur ce podcast.L’article complet est disponible ici :https://pilot-air.fr/masse-et-centrage-avion/

Don Sheldon, the Ruth Amphitheater, and the Glacier Pilot Who Put Talkeetna on Every Climber's Map. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

Airport construction is everywhere! On this episode of Voices of Airports, we caught up with airport professionals at very different stages of their airports' construction journeys. Listen as Megan O'Connell, Assistant Director of Marketing, Communications and Guest Experience at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport; Eddie Clayson, Director of Airport Maintenance at Salt Lake City Department of Airports; and Bob Kerlik, Director of Public Affairs at Pittsburgh International Airport, share their