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In this episode we conclude the story of our journey towards becoming professional pilots.

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Special thanks to our Maine Man Micah (again) for 'the gravitas'. 

See you next time and fly safe. 

Pip & Al

Thanks for downloading the Plane Safety Podcast with Pilot Pip and Capt Al.

In this episode we continue to tell the story of our journey towards becoming professional pilots.

If you would like to contact the show then please visit our website or email feedback@planesafetypodcast.com

Special thanks to our Maine Man Micah for 'the gravitas'. 

See you next time and fly safe. 

Pip & Al

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In this episode we are catching up with recent trips and tours and telling our stories of how we became pilots. Since we rambled on for so long this has turned in to a two part episode. 

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Thanks for downloading the Plane Safety Podcast with Pilot Pip, an aviation podcast about flying and being a pilot. 

This episode comes from the great city of Chicago and I'm joined as usual by Capt Al and special guest host Dr Steph. 

We're talking about mostly about my recent simulator recurrent, a little about more about threat & error, anti icing and lots more. 

As we mention in the show, please check out the BBC Radio comedy Cabin Pressure by John Finnimore....one of the finest comedies ever written. Available on iTunes, Audible.com and other places too. 

We'd love to hear from you so if you have any aviation stories or questions then please get in touch via the website or email feedback@planesafetypocast.com

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Pip

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In this episode I'm discussing Threat & Error Management in airline operations.

Here are some of the resources and articles discussed on the podcast.

https://www.skybrary.aero/index.php/Threat_and_Error_Management_(TEM)

https://www.aerosociety.com/news/briefing-better/

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In this episode we are taking a look through the Sqwjukbox and answering your flying feedback. 

We also have a short discussion about duty period extensions as well as the usual banter.

Squawkbox

Falco has some answers about helicopter operations.

Pras has some questions about CRM resources

Not Creepy Micah has a question about take off decision making

Pras has another question about Airbus ops

David West has a question regarding approach speeds

Tim has a link to an article regarding the crash of a Phenom 300 in the UK https://edge-ssp.aemmobile.adobe.com/ssp?entityRef=%2Fpublication%2Fb0db6500-3730-4226-a55f-7a24fbe845c6%2Farticle%2FBaddayatBlackbushe&viewRef=%2Fpublication%2Fb0db6500-3730-4226-a55f-7a24fbe845c6%2Fview%2FCollectionJune2018&channel=CopyToPasteboard

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Thanks for downloading the Plane Safety Podcast with Pilot Pip. 

In this episode we're joined by regular co-host Capt Al and guest host Capt Nick Anderson.

We're having an in depth discussion about missed approaches and go-arounds. 

In the feedback we have questions from listeners regarding helicopters, unmanned ATC towers, aero-toxic syndrome & stable approaches. 

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In this diary episode I'll fill you in on my recent trip to NYC and my first sim recurrent in Columbus on the mighty Embraer 505 Lemon.

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In this episode we're talking a look at my first few flights on the Embraer 505/Phenom 300 and progress through initial line training.

I'll be talking about some of the cool new gizmos, gadgets and systems on the new jet and some of the places I've been to so far during line training. 

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or email feedback@planesafetypodcast.com

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Pip

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Joining us again for this episode is regular co-host, Capt Al.

We are taking a look at accident that occurred at Huston Hobby airport involving a light aircraft and how interaction with ATC played a role in the event.

The ATC audio recording can be found here (WARNING, the end of the video has CCTV footage of the crash itself).

In the Squawkbox :

Ralph Walker has a question about passenger announcements

Richard Nash has questions regarding becoming a biz jet pilot. The Phenom 300 video we mention can be found here 'A Signature Journey'

Jose Orozco says hi from Mexico

Tarik has some questions regarding a recent job interview. The book we mention can be found here ; 'Ace the technical pilot interview'

We hope you enjoy this podcast. You can contact us at www.planesafetypodcast.com or email feedback@planesafetypodcast.com

From Pip & Al, we wish you all a Safe and Merry Christmas.