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Flying Podcast

Frequency: 1 episode/39d. Total Eps: 69

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Episode 69 - Jon Hilton to Canada and Back in a Microlight

jeudi 21 novembre 2013 • Duration 01:37:33

As part of the build up to doing a round the world flight Jon Hilton told me that he wanted to fly his CT microlight to Canada and back. Jon set off in May of 2013 and went from the UK to the Faroes, Iceland, Greenland and on to Canada before turning around and doing the same thing in reverse. His entry in the log book in the tower stood out alongside the usual 'Sleaps, Caernarfons and Welshpools'. I'm sure the book has rarely seen an entry such as, 'Canada, via Wick'!

Episode 68 - Cary Robins - Weight and Balance Calculations

lundi 21 octobre 2013 • Duration 56:44

Cary Robins is the owner of American Aeronautics and his company markets weight and balance calculators. I wanted to find out why weight and balance is so important, about his company's products and about his flying career too.

Episode 59 - Andrew Lysser - Cumbria Gyroplanes

vendredi 2 novembre 2012 • Duration 28:37

Today we're up in the English Lake District talking gyrocopters with Andrew Lysser of Cumbria Gyroplanes. It's been a while since we discussed the world of gyrocopters so I took this opportunity to get an update from Andrew.

Episode 58 - Jon Hilton

mardi 4 septembre 2012 • Duration 51:49

Jon Hilton is an adventurous pilot, currently flying a CTSW out of Barton Airport, Manchester. Having read a couple of Jon’s reports in the BMAA’s monthly magazine he sounded like a prime candidate to appear on the Podcast. He started out completing his PPL in the USA, in his early twenties, and went on to get his night, multi and IMC ratings. After taking a break from flying Jon came back to aviation but this time chose to fly microlights, buying a CTSW a couple of years ago.

Episode 57 - Chris Walsh - ATCO at Manchester International Airport

jeudi 21 juin 2012 • Duration 54:50

We're talking to Chris Walsh today, ATCO at Manchester International Airport. We had lots of questions for Chris, sent in by podcast listeners. So if you'd like to know about what it's like to be an air traffic controller, how to become one, how they cope with the A380 and what their attitude is towards us GA pilots, then have a listen.

Episode 56 - AeroExpo 2012

samedi 2 juin 2012 • Duration 34:49

For today's episode of Flying Podcast I went down to AeroExpo at Sywell Aerodrome in Northamptonshire. I had a wander round to see which exhibitors had something interesting on offer and got chatting to a fair few of them. I went down on the Friday and although there were a fair few people in attendance most exhibitors had plenty of time to spend with anyone with an interest in their products. I have interviews recorded with: Conair Sports, Cosmik Aviation, Czech Air Sports, Sky Demon, Tecnam UK, Jasta Binks Aviation and Beaver UK.

Episode 55 - Owen Zupp - Flying a Jabiru Around Australia

jeudi 17 mai 2012 • Duration 29:45

On today's Flying Podcast we've got a pilot from 'down under'. That's Owen Zupp. A couple of years ago, Owen flew a single engine light aircraft around Australia. I remember hearing about Owen's exploits on the great Australian aviation podcast Plane Crazy Down Under so when Owen contacted me offering to come on to the podcast I jumped at the opportunity.

Episode 54 - Andre Tempest - Victor XL231

mardi 1 mai 2012 • Duration 23:13

A few years back, when the RAF was disposing of its fleet of Victors, Andre Tempest put in a sealed bid and found himself the owner of a full sized V-bomber, designed to deliver the UK's nuclear deterrent to somewhere in the Soviet Union. I was interested in hearing why anybody would want to own their own Victor so, on a brilliantly sunny, spring day, I went to visit Andre and 'Lusty Lindy', as the aircraft is known, at Elvington, near York.

Episode 53 - Brian Hope - Light Aircraft Association

mardi 17 avril 2012 • Duration 38:27

To get a broader appreciation of what the Light Aircraft Association does I was pointed in the direction of Brian Hope, editor of the LAA's magazine 'Light Aviation'. We discuss everything about the LAA from its history, through the development of aeroplane kits right up to the forthcoming LAA rally at Sywell.

Episode 52 - Goodyear Blimp Chief Pilot - Mark Finney

vendredi 30 mars 2012 • Duration 21:02

I'm joined by Mark Finney on the podcast. Mark is the Chief Pilot for the Goodyear Blimp, 'Spirit of Safety' here in the UK.