Air Facts Podcast: The Story Behind the Story
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Release the Brakes: Lessons from a Flight Instructor
September 29, 2026 · 39 minWhat can a flight instructor teach you about life? For Tucker Axum, the lessons started with a Cessna 152, a battered station wagon, and an instructor named Farrell Skelton. In this episode of the Air Facts podcast, Tucker looks back 25…
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The Day the Sky Went Silent with Kathleen Thompson
July 14, 2026 · 29 minOn this episode of the Air Facts Podcast, we’re joined by Kathleen Thompson, winner of the 2026 Richard Collins Writing Prize for Young Pilots, to discuss her powerful story “The Day the Sky Went Silent.” Kathleen’s story takes us along on…
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Dad's Logbooks with Gita Brown
June 8, 2026 · 37 minIn this episode of the Air Facts Podcast, we talk with writer, educator, yoga instructor, and student pilot Gita Brown about her moving story, “Dad’s Logbooks.” Gita shares how growing up around her father’s sailplane flying eventually led…
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The First Passenger Flight You Never Forget
April 15, 2026 · 26 minTaking your first passenger is a milestone every pilot remembers—but when that passenger is a family member, the experience takes on a whole new meaning. In this episode of the Air Facts Podcast, we talk with Zachary Sherman, a Boston-area…
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When Special VFR Is the Right Call with Adam Boyd
March 3, 2026 · 33 minSpecial VFR is often treated like a footnote in ground school—something you can do, but probably never will. In this episode of the Air Facts Podcast, we talk with Adam Boyd, 2025 National CFI of the Year, about why that mindset may be…
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A Mooney Pilot’s Night IFR Wake-Up Call
January 20, 2026 · 32 minOn a winter night IFR flight home in his Mooney, fatigue, hunger, and deteriorating weather quietly stacked the odds against pilot Bob Hamilton. As ceilings dropped, icing threatened, and options disappeared, Bob was forced to confront a…
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Fate, Freezing Rain, and a Captain’s Decision with Chris Schaich
December 4, 2025 · 20 minWhen freezing rain turns a routine regional flight into a life-or-death approach, airline captain Chris Schaich must make a split-second decision: divert into worsening weather or press on toward a runway he can’t yet see. In this gripping…
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Flying for the Joy of It with Serrhel Adams
October 29, 2025 · 27 minIn this episode of the Air Facts Podcast, we talk with longtime contributor Dr. Serrhel Adams about his widely discussed article, Mea Culpa: Confessions of a Joyful Pilot. The piece struck a chord with readers for its honest reflection on…
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Effective Crew Resource Management with Capt. Mario Jimenez
September 12, 2025 · 41 minIn this episode of the Airfacts Podcast, we delve into the critical role of character and discipline in crew resource management with pilot and human factors expert, Capt. Mario Jimenez, FedEx (ret.). Drawing from his extensive experience…
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Colonel Dale “Boots” Hill on Combat, Command, and Calm Under Pressure
July 25, 2025 · 30 minIn this episode of the Air Facts podcast, we sit down with Colonel Dale “Boots” Hill, a decorated Air Force veteran and longtime Air Facts contributor. From flying 165 missions in the OV-10 Bronco during Vietnam to commanding F-16…
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Behind the Cockpit Door: Insights from Joel Turpin
June 24, 2025 · 32 minIn this episode our guest is Joel Turpin, a veteran pilot whose flying career spans everything from Piper Cubs and DC-3s to Boeing airliners and the Pilatus PC-12. In this episode, Joel shares stories from more than five decades in…
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Alex Sack—Do Crash Videos Really Make Us Safer Pilots?
May 23, 2025 · 37 minIn this episode of the Air Facts Podcast we welcome Alex Sack, a commercial pilot and longtime contributor to Air Facts. Alex is known for his sharp insights and willingness to question the status quo, and his article “Do Crash Videos Make…

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