Have you ever thought about how you update your F-22? Probably not, but someone has to. Rob Slaughter, former Air Force officer and co-founder of Defense Unicorns, joins the Fighter Pilot Podcast to discuss fixing how the Department of War builds, delivers, and updates software. From the Pentagon to disconnected battlefields. We talk innovation, air-gapped systems, and what it takes to bring modern software to the fight.Support the show at: Fighter Pilot Podcast — Creating air combat-related

Welcome to the Vertical MRO Podcast, brought to you by HeliCASTS and in partnership with Vertical Plus. In this episode of Vertical MRO, hosts David Kreutzkamp and Scott Hayward are joined by Anneke Tucker of Attain Aviation for a conversation about human factors, leadership, mentorship, and building stronger maintenance organizations. Anneke shares her unconventional path into aviation, from serving in the U.S. Marine Corps and working on CH-53 helicopters to a career spanning aircraft main...

Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus. Today’s episode was recorded at the Vertical Valor Plus booth, on the floor of APSCON in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. We are honored to welcome Wade Bourassa, pilot and supervisor of the Saskatoon Police Aviation Unit. Wade is the 2026 recipient of the Airborne Public Safety Association's Robert L. Cormier Memorial Award, recognizing his extraordinary commitment to advancing law enforcement av...

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After years as a flight attendant and cabin crew, Shawn and G have learned one thing about aviation: sometimes there is no good choice… only the least terrible one.In this episode of Cabin Pressure with Shawn & G, we play a round of aviation “Would You Rather?” and get into the real-life chaos of cabin crew life. Would you rather work a 14-hour flight with no coffee maker or a four-hour flight with a screaming baby? Deal with nonstop call-button dings or a passenger who will not stop talking

Not yet a NAFI member? Join today at https://www.nafimentor.org/become-a-member In this episode of More Right Rudder, host Sarah Staudt welcomes back Bill Snodgrass to discuss the full implementation of the MOSAIC final rule. The conversation centers on the regulatory shift from rigid Part 1.1 definitions to the new Part 22 Light-Sport Aircraft (LSA) category, a change designed to allow airworthiness and consensus standards to evolve rapidly without waiting on cumbersome FAA rulemaking processes

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New guidance from the CAA sets out what instructors should cover during the one-hour refresher flight for SEP revalidation by experience. They make it clear that the hour is more than simply going flying with an instructor. For instance, they want pilots to improve they can navigate by dead reckoning and a paper chart rather than rely on SkyDemon (there are other moving map displays available)! We run through the CAA’s vision for the ideal instructor hour and ask, isn’t this really a mini Ski...

How about we start series 5 with the Saturn V. On this Mansplaneing podcast episode we cover the achievement of the first Moon rocket, and share quotes of what it was like to ride on the Saturn V from 5 astronauts. Send us Fan Mail

Cabin Crew are not always saints, sometimes they do things they shouldn't do, and there's even been times when they've broken the law! This story is one of those times. A true story where a crew member thought she was getting away with a crime but ended up having to face some serious consequences, along with all the other crew on that flight. Guilty or not! If you like short stories, a free audiobook, or true stories about the aviation industry, then listen to The Red Eye podcast! Send us a t...

Episode Summary:Jet propulsion is one of the most important technologies in airpower. Whether you’re going head-to-head with an enemy fighter, crossing an ocean on a mobility flight, or trying to make it back to base amidst bad weather at night…there’s nothing more important than having confidence in the engine that’s powering your airplane. The technology is so dependable these days that folks just expect them to work. That said, we can’t take this position of strength for granted. Competitors

In this episode of Pilots Say What?, Ashley and Cheyenne look back on their paths into aviation and talk about why they didn’t start flying sooner. From college degrees and working as a flight attendant to finally taking the leap into flight training, they share why starting later may have actually helped them succeed.

In Part 2 of our PA-46 and TBM Accident Analysis, Joe and David Forster continue breaking down what the NTSB data reveals about stall/spin accidents, loss of control on the ground, hard landings, in-flight damage, and other critical accident factors.More importantly, they examine what pilots can do about it. From flying the correct approach speed and maintaining coordinated flight to improving training, judgment, and checklist discipline, this final installment turns accident data into

In Garybpilot Show #32, Captain Steve and I break down the latest NTSB data from the Miami 767 crash, the FAA’s “unacceptable” responses on 11 of 33 DCA safety recommendations, and the heated pilot vs ATC confrontation in Atlanta. Big updates and real pilot talk. What do you think? Drop it in the comments! ✈️The biggest protection in the game! Upgrade your online protection with an all-in-one security app! Get an exclusive NordVPN deal + 4 months extra here ➼ https://nordvpn.com/garybpilotshow

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach Todd Bowles joins Jim Pyne on On the Line for a candid conversation about leadership, preparation, coaching and what separates the great ones. Bowles shares a fascinating inside look at Tom Brady’s legendary preparation — including how Brady studied the smallest details in a defender’s stance and body language to recognize what was coming before the ball was even snapped. He also talks about Baker Mayfield’s leadership, competitiveness and ability to connect wi...

Aircraft: DA-20, DA-40, DA-42, Cirrus, Cessna 172 In this episode, Stephanie "SixGuns" Sanford shares her flying experiences, including flying in challenging weather, assisting with in-flight emergencies, and her journey as the wife of a fighter pilot. Discover insights into aviation safety, the thrill of flight, and the story behind her call sign.

Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus. Today’s episode was recorded at the Vertical Valor Plus booth, on the floor of APSCON in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. We are honored to welcome Wade Bourassa, pilot and supervisor of the Saskatoon Police Aviation Unit. Wade is the 2026 recipient of the Airborne Public Safety Association's Robert L. Cormier Memorial Award, recognizing his extraordinary commitment to advancing law enforcement av...

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Welcome to The Hangar Z Podcast, brought to you by Vertical HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus. In this special two-part series, hosts Jon Gray and Jack Schonely are joined by L.A. City Fire Department (LAFD) pilot and safety officer Joel Smith for an inside look at the high-stakes world of LAFD Air Operations. Joel breaks down the tactical precision and intense training required to battle massive, wind-driven California wildfires like the Palisades in the Leonardo AW139, navigate ex...