Carburetor Ice, the Sixty-Degree Temperature Drop Inside the Venturi Nobody Expects, and the Carb Heat Procedure That Turns a Creeping Engine-Out Into a Non-Event. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Jacqueline Cochran, the Girl Who Got Her License in Three Weeks, and the Thousand Women Who Flew Everything the Army Had. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

Multilateration, the Crowd-Sourced Receiver Networks That Track Aircraft Without ADS-B, and the Timing Math Hiding in Every Transponder Squawk. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

Decoding Approach Chart Symbols - What Every Pilot Should Know Cold. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

Class Delta After Hours, the Tower-Closed Transition, and the Airspace Rules That Change the Moment the Last Controller Clocks Out. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

The X-20 Dyna-Soar, the Air Force Space Plane Boeing Had Ready to Fly in Nineteen Sixty-Three, and the Phone Call from McNamara That Killed It Before the First Pilot Ever Sat in the Real Cockpit. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

The Seven Six Zero Zero Squawk, the Light Gun Signals Every Student Memorizes and Then Forgets, and the Lost Communications Procedure That Gets You Down Safe When the Radio Goes Quiet. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Archer Aviation, the Midnight, and the United Airlines Partnership That Could Put Working Air Taxis in Los Angeles Before Anywhere Else in America. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

The FB Winds and Temperatures Aloft Forecast, the Two-Digit Code That Hides a Forty-Knot Tailwind in Plain Sight, and the Altitude Choice That Changes Your Entire Fuel Plan. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

FAR Ninety-One Point Two Thirteen, the Inoperative Equipment Decision Flow, and the Four Questions That Tell You If the Airplane Is Legal to Fly Before You Start the Engine. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Reliable Robotics, the Cessna Caravan They Taught to Fly Itself, and the Retrofit Strategy That Sidesteps the Blank-Sheet Certification Nightmare. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

British Hang Gliding Pilot and designer/ owner of Avian Hang Gliders Tim Swait shares his long journey from aviation enthusiast to innovator in hang gliding, discussing the evolution of the sport, technical advancements, and his groundbreaking work on the seventh generation hang glider. Discover how new designs could revolutionize performance, accessibility, and the future of free flight. Hang gliders agree that the last major evolution in the sport came with the six generation topless wing in the

The Stabilized Approach Gate, the Go-Around You Keep Putting Off, and the Decision Window That Closes Faster Than You Think on Final. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Electra Aero, the Goldfinch, and the Blown-Lift Technology That Could Turn a Hundred and Fifty Feet of Grass Into an Airport. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

Episode Summary:The effectiveness of Air Force airpower ultimately comes down to how the service presents forces to the combatant commanders. Post-9/11 operations saw units sliced and diced based on smaller unit type codes and individual Airmen to meet various mission taskers. While this approach may have bridged operations for Afghanistan and Iraq, it's inadequate for the demand signals the service sees today and as it prepares for for high-end conflict. Join us as we chat with Brig. Gen. Chris

Guest:Wing Commander Donald Ferguson Fleming, retired, RNZAF, known as DonHost:Dave Homewood Recorded: ‎22nd of January 2026 Released: 26th of September 2026 Duration: 2 hour 37 minutes 27 seconds Dave Homewood sits down with Don Fleming, who grew up in the wild back blocks of the Whanganui River in the 1930s and early 40s. He got interested in aviation while at New Plymouth Boy’s High School as a boarder. And he was inspired when Squadron Leader Bob McKay flew the

In this episode of Takeoffs™, Juan “The Flying REALTOR®” Concheiro takes to the skies with Guy Frankenfield, Director of On Your Lot at Domain Homes, to talk about a side of homebuilding many buyers - and even real estate agents - don’t fully understand.With more than a decade of experience in On Your Lot construction, Guy breaks down what it really takes to build a new home on land you already own - or a homesite you’ve found in the neighborhood where you want to live.They talk financing, finding

Most of us use planes as flying buses, but there is a lot more that a plane can do. Did you know you can add skis, rockets and even spaceships on to planes? Ever heard of a firefighter plane, or a farmer plane, or a boat plane? Join us this episode where we talk about Planes with Jobs! We'll see you at the Gate!

The MH-139A Grey Wolf, Boeing's Full-Rate Production Milestone, and the Helicopter Replacing the Air Force's Last Hueys. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

Bob Hoover, the Stolen Focke-Wulf One Ninety, and the Man Neil Armstrong Called the Greatest Pilot Who Ever Lived. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.