Ep. 3 - What can a Private Pilot fly?

This is my story of how my family and I have gotten to where we are today, in regards to my piloting journey. What's your story?  *As mentioned in the update, this episode has been revised and updated. I had fun making it and I hope you have fun listening and are encouraged!* Please send feedback, questions, and YOUR story to:  [email protected] Enjoy and thanks for stopping by!  -Austin

Hi! I know you haven't heard from me in a while, so here I am with a quick update! An update I forgot to mention in the audio is that I'm striving to reduce run/listen time. 30 minutes is a little aggressive. Thanks for stopping by! Update to the update! I haven't logged on since using Anchor. I thought I was able to edit published episodes then, but maybe I remember wrong. It appears, unless I'm missing a detail, that I'm unable to edit published episodes through the condensed Spotify for Podcasters platform. So apologies, it already is looking I may be unable to meet expectation # 2 as laid out in the update, but I will keep looking and see what I can figure out.

Do you have a friend who has their private pilot certificate (PPL)? Have you wondered what they can legally fly? If they had piles of cash sitting around, could they buy an old jetliner and fly that? Tune in for today's episode to understand the regulatory reasons that can hinder, or enable, the ability for a private pilot to fly whatever they want.  Please send feedback and questions to: [email protected] Enjoy and thanks for stopping by! -Austin

Have you ever heard a pilot talk before? Likely, but what's the deal with all these "Rogers" and "Affirmatives"? Today's episode helps to explain the principles behind the language that pilots use.  Please send feedback and questions to: [email protected] Enjoy and thanks for stopping by! -Austin

Do you have an airport near you? Have you ever driven by and wondered, "What would happen if I stopped there today"? Let's dive into the question of what would happen if you did stop there and find some answers.  Please send feedback and questions to: [email protected] Enjoy and thanks for stopping by! -Austin