ACP275 What’s it really like to be a new airline captain? with Korry Franke

by CarlValeri on May 15, 2020

new airline captain

Welcome to the inspirational, informational, and transparent aviation careers podcast. Today we answer the question “what’s it really like to be a new airline captain? To help us answer that question is the author and public speaker Korry Franke, author of 3 Feet To The Left.

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In This Episode We Discuss:

  • What sparked Korry’s passion for aviation.
  • His Journey to the Captain’s seat.
  • What is it like to be a new airline captain?
  • What is Success?
  • What we can learn from reading 3 Feet To The Left.
  • What resources we can find on Korry’s website.
  • Advice for aspiring Captains.

Links Mentioned in This Podcast:

https://www.korryfranke.com

https://www.instagram.com/korryfranke

www.tinyurl.com/3feettotheleft 

Note: The views expressed by Korry Franke on this podcast are his and his alone, completely independent of any United Airlines affiliation. 

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