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A violent hijacking by a crew member causes the pilots to fight back for their lives. In 1994, a disgruntled employee called Auburn Calloway was facing disciplinary action for lying about his flying hours. He decided to take matters into his own hands and give his children the Fed Ex life insurance money by attempting the unthinkable. He hid weapons in his carry on baggage, had unrestricted access to the cockpit and tried to murder all three flight crew after take off. His plan was to crash t...

Send us Fan Mail This episode is a comprehensive educational framework for a podcast and book series hosted by Stan Snyder regarding the complexities of aircraft ownership. The material emphasizes that successful buyers must prioritize a structured purchasing process over the emotional desire for a specific plane. Key recommendations include defining a specific flight mission, establishing a realistic budget that accounts for long-term maint...

Episode Summary:Collaborative combat aircraft are no longer just a concept. Airmen are now loading weapons onto them, controlling them in flight, and flying them alongside manned platforms. In this episode, Heather "Lucky" Penney and Houston "Slider" Cantwell of the Mitchell team talk to Col. Scott Gunn and Col. John Cummings about the Experimental Operations Unit at Creech AFB—the team charged with transforming CCA from prototype to operational reality. Credits: Host: Heather "Lucky" Penney,

Send us Fan Mail This episode outlines a strategic approach to purchasing general aviation aircraft by prioritizing decisiveness and contractual control. Because desirable airplanes sell rapidly, the source advises buyers to secure their position with a written offer and a deposit rather than waiting until after a full inspection. This process involves using contingencies for pre-purchase inspections, title searches, and record reviews to protec...

Welcome to this episode of What Follows - the podcast where we explore the people shaping aviation today, and the ideas defining what comes next.In this episode, host Nate Thuli speaks with David “Dave” Edwards, Chief Executive of the Royal Aeronautical Society, about a life in aviation and the responsibility of leading one of the world’s oldest aerospace institutions. Dave traces his path from earning a pilot’s license at 17 through roles spanning airlines, business aviation, charter operations,

What really happened over Cheyenne Mountain in February 2022?Ryan Graves sits down with former Army intelligence officer Caison Best, whose own unexplained broad-daylight sighting of a massive craft led him on a journey through the military and federal intelligence apparatus. After attempting to report the incident through official channels, Caison navigated an investigation by the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) before engaging in an in-depth inquiry conducted by the

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Zach sits down with new Thrust Flight CFI Guy Bassett to talk about what actually changes when you go from being the student to being the instructor.Guy shares what surprised him most about teaching, the added responsibility of being the safety net in the airplane, how he manages different students, and what he’s learning during his first few weeks as a CFI. They also get into instrument training, multi-engine flying, and what it takes to keep improving after earning your instructor

In this Q&A episode of The Malibu Guru Podcast, Joe is joined by Baylee Ross, the newest member of the Casey Aviation Sales Team, to tackle some of the biggest questions coming from the PA-46 community.How strong is the PA-46 wing, and should pilots be concerned about turbulence? Is a TBM worth the extra cost over a Meridian? What should owners know about the move toward unleaded aviation fuel? And does Lycoming’s extended TBO really change anything for PA-46 owners?Joe also breaks down

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Mental health could be the thing quietly grounding more pilots than any mechanical failure ever will, and almost nobody's talking about it. I sat down with two flight surgeons turned AMEs, Dr. Rocky "Apollo" Jedick and Dr. Pete Sipos, to break down the real numbers on pilot mental health, why the community has a saying "if you aren't lying, you aren't flying" and what's actually changing in FAA policy right now. We get into ADHD, the $5k psych evals, grief, postpartum depression, and whether you can

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Tony Elliott joins Jim Pyne on On the Line for a candid conversation about leadership, culture, adversity and what it takes to build a winning football program. Elliott shares lessons from his journey as a player at Clemson, his rise through the coaching profession and his years helping build Clemson into a national championship program before taking on the challenge of leading Virginia football. Tony and Jim discuss building trust with players, creating accountability, handling adversity, de...

Michael Graham is the Vice Chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, the independent federal agency responsible for investigating every civil aviation accident in the United States. Before joining the NTSB, he flew F-18 Hornets in the Navy, including combat deployments in the Gulf War, and later served as Director of Safety at a major aviation operation before being appointed to the board.In this episode, Michael and Jason cover the DCA crash and why tons of data was being

On June 4, 1942, fifteen obsolete Douglas Devastators of Torpedo Squadron 8 flew low and alone toward the pride of the Imperial Japanese Navy. Their leader, Lieutenant Commander John Charles Waldron, had done the unthinkable an hour earlier: he broke formation and defied his air group commander, convinced the official strike course was dangerously wrong. Waldron was right. Torpedo 8 found the enemy, but without fighter cover or dive bomber support, 29 of the 30 airmen were killed. Yet their

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Welcome to the On Centerline video podcast! Episode Content starts at 10:47 Today we take a closer look at how instructors teach maneuvers — and why jumping straight into any given maneuver may be missing the bigger lesson. We will be using turns around a point as a case study today. Turns around a point isn’t really the skill. It’s an exercise designed to develop a pilot’s ability to maneuver an airplane in relation to the ground. That means understanding things like wind correctio...

Aircraft flown: AH-1G Cobra, C-5, T-38, KC-135R, C-12, 707, 757, DC-9, Gulfstream, Learjet, and UH-1N In this episode, Randy Larsen shares his extensive flying career, including combat missions in Vietnam, flying the C-5, the C-12, the T-38, and the iconic Air Force One, and surviving critical in-flight emergencies. This episode offers a deep dive into military aviation, aircraft operations, and the bravery of aviators.

As anticipation builds for GSE Expo Europe, the GHI Podcast launches a special preview series exploring the people, ideas and innovations that make this event one of the most important gatherings in the ground support equipment industry. Hosted by Sophie Skinner-Jones and Alice Clarke, this first episode welcomes Jennifer Zecchino, Executive Director of IAEMA, and Ben Reeves, IAEMA Chair, for a conversation about what attendees can expect from this year's event, and the unique value of bring...