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ACP245 Why It Is Important To Stop And Smell The Roses. Welcome to the inspirational, informational, and transparent aviation careers podcast. If you have questions, comments, inspirational stories, or announcements please write us at feedback@aviationcareerspodcast.com.
It was a wonderful vacation in New Jersey. My wife and I went to the to of High Point which, as its name implies, is the highest point in NJ. After viewing three states at one time, we headed down the Kittatinny Mountains to one of my favorite places Sussex Airport. This was home to Leo Laundenslager.
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In This Episode We Discuss:
- It is good to stop and smell the roses.
- Reevaluate and refresh.
- Have Fun.
- When you own a business you are always working.
- The great thing about flying is you can turn it off and go home.
- What are the chances of getting hired on with a regional airline with a bad driving record?
- Should I pursue an aviation career or has that career path departed?
- I was listening to one of the podcasts where you talked about the Restricted ATP; does any 4yr degree qualify or only a science/aviation degree?
