Operation Vengeance, the P-38 Lightning Ambush of Admiral Yamamoto, and the Longest Fighter Intercept of the Pacific War. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

The Angle of Attack Indicator, the Sensor Military Aviation Has Used Since the F-Four Phantom, and the Data Behind the Push to Put It in Every General Aviation Cockpit. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

A parent takes out a home-equity line.A student wires tens of thousands of dollars to a flight school.The school has experienced instructors, airline partnerships, manufacturer affiliations, national press coverage, and every outward sign of credibility.Then the school closes.And the money is gone.In this episode we look at the financial structure behind prepaid flight training—and why students and families may be taking on far more counterparty risk than they realize.If you prepay $50,000, $80,000,

The Cross-Control Stall, the Overshot Turn to Final, and the Low-Altitude Trap That Has Been Killing Pilots Since the First Traffic Patterns Were Flown. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Clyde Pangborn, the Miss Veedol, and the First Nonstop Transpacific Flight That Ended With No Gear and a Belly Landing in Washington Apple Country. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

The TAF, the Change Group Hierarchy, and the Ceiling and Visibility Trap That Catches Pilots on Every Weather Briefing. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

Jimmy Doolittle, the Full Flight Laboratory, and the Fifteen Minutes at Mitchel Field That Taught Pilots to Trust the Gauges. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

Epic Flight Academy's Connecticut Expansion and What the Part One Forty-One Pipeline Looks Like Right Now. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

The Valdez STOL Competition, the Alaska Bush Pilots, and the Short Takeoff and Landing Machines That Stop in Distances You Would Not Believe. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.

The Bockscar, the Fuel Pump That Failed Before Takeoff, and the B-Twenty-Nine at Wright-Patterson That Ended the Second World War. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

In this episode, your host, Captain Jason Chamberlain, talks with ACA MEC Negotiating Chair, Captain Harold Evans, about the Air Canada pilots' journey into 2027 and their next bargaining cycle. The episode explores our past, present and future and looks at the dynamic relationship between the pilots and Air Canada.

Carburetor Ice, the Clear-Sky Killer That Forms in Mild Temperatures, and the Carb Heat Habit Every Student Pilot Needs Before the First Solo Cross-Country. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

DorkFest On Location: Pacific Surfliner to San Diego, 9/11 Reflections, and a Guam Detour Lara and Tyler record from DorkFest in Los Angeles with guests Dave and longtime listener DJ, discussing meeting fellow spotters, Hyatt Globalist perks, and their day trip riding Amtrak’s state-supported Pacific Surfliner to San Diego for lunch at the Top Gun–filming Kansas City Barbecue and a Navy SEAL museum visit with friends from across the U.S. DJ shares his lifelong train and plane-spotting backgr...

Houthi Airspace Warning Over Saudi Arabia and the Conflict Zone Math Every International Pilot Knows. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

The Boeing Seven Thirty-Seven MAX, the MCAS, and the Two Crashes That Changed How Aviation Certifies Cockpit Automation. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

The de Havilland Mosquito, the Wooden Wonder the Air Ministry Turned Down, and the Restoration Science That Keeps the Last Flying Examples in the Air. With Taildragger on Radio Hangar.

Formations at the California International Airshow and What It Takes to Fly Inches Apart at Two Hundred Knots. With Tower on Radio Hangar.

Fuel Starvation, the Engine That Quits With Full Tanks, and the Tank Selector Habit That Ends the Emergency Before It Starts. With Pattern on Radio Hangar.

The LADD Program, the ADS-B Privacy Filter the FAA Built Into the Mandate, and the Policy Fight Over Who Gets to Disappear from the Public Tracking Layer. With Vector on Radio Hangar.

Cessna Citation One SP Down in the Sierra Madre and What Mountain Terrain Demands of Every Pilot. With Tower on Radio Hangar.