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« Previous EntriesEpisode #24 – Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Non-Towered Airports, & Transporting the Space Shuttle
Wednesday, May 16th, 2012[Audio clip: view full post to listen] We’re back in action this episode with comments on the Cessna 421 crash in Florida, unmanned aircraft systems, Carl’s interest in model airplanes and rocketry, flying at non-towered airports, the definition of an airport non-movement area with a quiz included, references to Pontiac, MI KPTK airport, the sleeping [...]
Stuck Mic AvCast Episode #23 – Space Race, Apollo Moon Program, & R/C Aircraft
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012Have you ever been curious what it might have been like to work behind the scenes during America’s Space Race? Today’s show brings you an inside look from the perspective of an aerospace engineer on designing and building the very systems that put our countrymen into outer space, including his participation in saving the lives [...]
Stuck Mic AvCast Episode 22: Sun Fun, Domination, Ignoring ATC, Flying With Pets
Monday, April 16th, 2012Pre-Flight Ooooooooweeeee, what a great show we’ve got lined up for you today! Carl and Len report on their exploits and tomfoolery from Sun N Fun 2012, Rick updates us on the happenings with our friends at Terrafugia and their roadable aircraft, Len shares a story about telling air traffic control to piss off, Victoria [...]
Sun N Fun 2012 Audio Interviews
Tuesday, April 3rd, 2012As many of you know, Carl Valeri and Len Costa have been volunteering for Sun N Fun Radio all week and running around doing interviews with anyone they can. We’ve been granted access to these interviews and are sharing them for you here in one, easy to find location – they just won’t be in [...]
Episode 21 – Fly It Forward Recap, Planes-Trains-Automobiles, Alaskan Ski-Plane Adventures
Monday, April 2nd, 2012In this episode of the Stuck Mic AvCast, we talked about a quick recap of the Women Fly It Forward event back on March 10th, 2012. Carl was attending the Planes, Trains, & Automobiles event at Plant City Airport, Florida during recording so you’ll enjoy a fun airplane sound seeing tour as airplanes takeoff in [...]
How To Listen To Sun N Fun Radio 2012.
Tuesday, March 27th, 2012Press The Play Button And Listen To Sun N Fun Radio: Click Here To Listen from the Sun N Fun Radio Website. To Listen To Individual Interviews From Sun N Fun By The Stuck Mic Avcast Click Here. Craning my neck as I look skyward every time I hear the sound of an airplane, catching [...]
Stuck Mic AvCast Episode #20 – Airline Crashes, Conspiracy, & Flight For Control
Saturday, March 17th, 2012Pre-Flight In this episode of the Stuck Mic AvCast, we took a slight deviation from the normal show format once again as we interviewed a very special aviator about her first novel, an aviation thriller involving airline accidents, conspiracy, and more. Join us in meeting Karlene Petitt, author of Flight For Control, as we learn [...]
Stuck Mic AvCast Episode #19 – Personal Pilot Limitations, Flying With A CFI, & First Impressions of Cirrus SR22
Friday, March 2nd, 2012This is Episode 19 of the Stuck Mic AvCast, an aviation podcast about Learning To Fly, Living to Fly, and Loving to Fly! Today’s show is all about Personal Pilot Limitations, Flying With A CFI, First Impressions of the Cirrus SR22, Single Pilot Resource Management, Red Tails the Movie, and more! Pre-Flight This is the [...]
Haim Aircraft : A Retro Light Sport Aircraft
Tuesday, February 28th, 2012During the Sebring 2012 U.S. Sport Aviation Expo I had the pleasure of speaking with a wide variety of aircraft manufacturers. One aircraft that caught my eye is reminiscent of the golden age of flight and is designed by Haim Aviation. To listen to to my interview with Thierry from Haim Aviation click the play [...]
Stuck Mic AvCast Episode 18 : Aircraft Accidents, Recurrent Training, and Pilot Proficiency
Friday, February 17th, 2012Both Carl and Len are airline pilots and go through a great deal of recurrent flight and ground training each year. As an airline Captain, Carl has recurrent ground training once a year and recurrent simulator every six months. As an airline First Office, Len has has the same except his simulator training is only [...]
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