ACP096 Air Ambulance Helicopter Pilot Sal Fragoso

October 30, 2015

When someone is injured and in need of assistance, the first thing many people think of is an ambulance to rush them to the airport. What happens when the victim is in a remote location or stuck in heavy traffic, or the hospital is too far away? This is where the Air Ambulance comes in. Sal […]

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ACP095 What is Ab Initio Flight Training?

October 21, 2015

We recently received a number of  listener questions asking “what is Ab Initio flight training?” Ab Initio is normally used by carriers outside the United States, but with the current shortage of qualified pilots some airlines are considering their own flight training programs. This is why we are beginning to hear more about Ab Initio and other type […]

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ACP094 ExpressJet Airlines Pilot Interview

October 15, 2015

Thinking of becoming an airline pilot? Most pilots will work for a regional airline before moving onto the majors. Which regional should you work for? Welcome to Episode 94. Today I have with me someone who feels you should work for ExpressJet Airlines. Welcome back to the show Robert Guyer. Joining Robert are other members of […]

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ACP093 How To Become a Flight Nurse With Paul Grieco RN

October 8, 2015

I was stuck in traffic on route 80 in New Jersey thinking: “why aren’t we moving?” Then in the distance I could hear the sound of a helicopter as it approached and then flew toward the flashing lights ahead. Moments later after circling the helicopter was on the ground. It was then that I thought […]

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ACP092 How to Become a Commercial Helicopter Pilot with Pam Landis of Ocean Helicopters

October 2, 2015

Many times I dreamed of hovering above the Earth looking down upon my home, where I went to school, or simply watching dolphins play in the azure waters below. One way I have realized this dream is by flying a helicopter. The helicopter is a unique aircraft; transporting people to unique locations, allowing us to […]

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ACP091 How To Avoid Complacency In Your Career

September 22, 2015

I am concerned about the current pilot shortage, or should I say lack of qualified pilots available for hire. This is the only industry we can’t call a pilot shortage a pilot shortage for political reasons. But that is a topic for another podcast and you can listen to my discussion by clicking on the […]

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ACP090 – What Pilots Eat While Flying and Career Questions Answered

September 8, 2015

Ever wonder what pilots eat while flying? Confused as to which flight school to use for your training? We have answers and more in this episode of Aviation Careers Podcast. Welcome to episode 90 I have joining me two special aviators. First, our host and private jet flying expert, Tom Wachowski. Also joining us today […]

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ACP089 A Creative Approach To Surviving An Aviation Downturn

August 22, 2015

Welcome to episode 89. My guest today is Chris Pezalla. Chris passion for aviation started at a young age with him obtaining a commercial pilot certificate at the age of 18. He studied Aeronautical Science at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University while working as a flight instructor. After college, he worked for a large Regional Airline. His flying […]

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ACP088 Carl’s Theory of Negativity and How to Stay Positive

August 8, 2015

Welcome to episode 88. I’m here with Tom Wachowski and Eric Crump to discuss how you can stay positive when all you hear is negativity. I encourage you to view the video I posted in episode 038 of Arnold Schwartzenaeger about not listening to the “naysayers”. It’s very inspiring and is key to our discussion in this episode. […]

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Jobs, News, and Events July 29, 2015

July 29, 2015

Job Title: A320 Captains (now accepting Senior FO) Location: Chengdu, Chin Salary: Up to $309,600 in total compensation per year (see link for details, several options available). Website: WASINC International

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