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Send us Fan Mail Former RAF Phantom and Tornado F3 pilot, Roy Macintyre shares in-detail the skill it takes to learn how to conduct AAR in both jets, the best/worst tankers along with plenty of great insights/stories throughout! Help to keep the channel going: PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/aircrewinterview DONATE - http://www.aircrewinterview.tv/donate/ * Pick up some AI merch - https://www.teepublic.com/user/aircrew-interview Follow us: htt...

This week, Nick and Tom cover:Boeing's horrific $3B loss on the airforce one programSydney's 4th Near-missAir Niugini's Hub and SpokeDelta Airline's big ambitionsNiche national airlines and their special services

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SR-71 Blackbird: The Crew Behind Mach 3 The SR-71 Blackbird was built from titanium, flew above 80,000 feet, traveled at more than Mach 3, and incorporated technology decades ahead of its time. But according to the people who actually flew it, one of the Blackbird's most important systems wasn't made of titanium at all. It was trust. In this Old Fly Guy episode from IWM Duxford, we sit down with Maury Rosenberg and Eddie McKim to explore the remarkable relationship between an SR-71 pilot a...

The Light Aircraft Pilot’s Licence (LAPL) has been a popular choice for many pilots but as the CAA has sought to streamline licensing (for all the right reasons), so the LAPL has been replaced by the National Private Pilot’s Licence (NPPL). Existing holders carry on though but with one big change to renewal. In this week’s FLYER Show we outline the changes which come into effect at the end of September. PLUS In the News: The FLYER Fly-in at Steventon. Brilliant event, brilliant location, jus...

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Send us Fan Mail A decade before Amelia Earhart became a household name, Harriet Quimby made aviation history. In 1911, Quimby became the first woman in the United States to earn a pilot’s license. The following year, she became the first woman to fly solo across the English Channel—a dangerous and extraordinary achievement at a time when aviation itself was still in its infancy. And then history largely forgot her. In this episode I talk with longtime television journalist and author Don Dah...

Episode Summary:In this episode, Heather "Lucky" Penney and Brig. Gen. Houston Cantwell, USAF (Ret.) discuss the small UAV threat and how the Air Force is fighting back with Col. Alfred Rosales, Commander of the 319th Reconnaissance Wing, and Lt. Col. Cody Moore, ACC Directorate of Operations A35 division chief. It's no secret: small UAVs are driving massive battlespace change. From Ukraine to the Middle East, cheap and highly adaptable UAVs are attacking at scale. Traditional air defense systems

Dabo Swinney joins Jim Pyne on On the Line for a wide-ranging conversation about leadership, culture, football, family, and building one of college football’s most successful programs. Dabo shares lessons from his journey to Clemson, the people and experiences that shaped him, and the principles behind building a championship culture. He talks about developing players, creating belief, handling adversity, staying true to your values, and what leadership looks like when expectations are at the...

What did a defense network engineer see while monitoring U.S. military drone feeds over the waters of East Asia?I sit down with former Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) contractor Kevin Campbell, who supported satellite communications and monitored MQ-9 feeds from Hill Air Force Base. Kevin says he encountered several clips of unidentified objects in the East China Sea and Yellow Sea region—including one event he watched live. He describes a roughly spherical object moving just

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Dan Cooper… Who B. That? His name wasn't D.B. Cooper. At least... probably not. In 1971, a man calling himself Dan Cooper boarded Northwest Orient Flight 305 in Portland, headed for Seattle—and became part of one of aviation's most enduring mysteries. In this episode of Destination Aviation, we're diving into the airplane, the hijacking, the infamous jump, the money, the clues, and the question that still hasn't been answered more than half a century later: Who was Dan Cooper... and what happ...

Between aircraft availability, maintenance cancellations, instructor availability, finances, and inconsistent flying, nearly a year went by without earning his Private Pilot Certificate. In this episode of Pilots Say What?, Amin talks about why he eventually switched to Part 141 flight training, what changed once he had a structured training environment, and why he wishes he had made the move sooner.

In this episode, we interview one of our own… Bret!We continue our exploration of the aircraft management world by reviewing the Canadian system. Bret shares his experience of managing aircraft under the CARs for private operations. We talk about how aircraft management is structured, the stakeholders, duties and responsibilities, manuals, approvals, and the commonalities and differences between the Canadian framework, the FAA, and EASA. From starting his career at age 18 to becoming a

I'd love to move away from ads and be community sponsored. If you're interested check out my Patreon and let me know what you think! I'm open to suggestions! https://www.patreon.com/c/garybpilot/membershipIn Garybpilot Show #30, Captain Steve and I break down the viral Airlink flyover that skimmed a packed stadium roof in South Africa, the latest update on the damaged 787 that almost crashed in Munich, plus ADS-B data and some government tax talk. Wild stories and real pilot discussion. What do

Are you too tall for a PA-46?In this episode of The Malibu Guru Podcast, Joe sits down with David Forester, a 6'5" pilot and JetPROP owner, to talk about something taller pilots know all too well: not every cockpit is built for you.David shares his experience searching for a PA-46 that actually fit, including which models worked, which ones didn’t, and the small differences in seats, cushions, panels, and interior layouts that can make a huge difference when you’re over six feet tall.Joe

Das klassische Papierflugbuch gehört für viele Piloten seit Jahrzehnten genauso zum Fliegen wie Headset und Checkliste. Doch ist ein handgeschriebenes Flugbuch heute noch zeitgemäß – oder bietet ein digitales Flugbuch inzwischen entscheidende Vorteile?In dieser Folge der Privatpilotenlounge sprechen wir mit den Machern von capzlog.aero über die Entwicklung eines modernen elektronischen Flugbuchs für Piloten und darüber, warum Digitalisierung beim Logbook weit mehr bedeutet, als Papier einfach durch

Welcome to this special joint episode of the Hangar Z Podcast and the Valor Flight Crew Podcast, brought to you by HeliCASTS, in partnership with Valor Plus. In this special episode, Jon Gray of Hangar Z and Blake Shrider and Mike Fadale of the Valor Flight Crew, preview the 2026 ECHO Public Safety Aviation Conference. High-quality public safety aviation training doesn’t need a massive price tag. The 2026 ECHO Public Safety Aviation Conference is heading to Philadelphia Sept. 20 to 23 at the ...

Captain Steeeve and Kennedy Steve are back for another episode of The Air Show, kicking things off with the latest aviation news, current events, and some of the biggest stories making their way around the flying world.Then, they sit down with Hoover from Pilot Debrief for a deeper conversation about the aviation media space as a whole — how stories spread, how quickly narratives can form, and why it’s so important to slow down, look at the facts, and be careful about what you believe and