ACP131 Dealing with Setbacks with Lenny Primak

March 20, 2017

In this episode I am joined by Lenny Primak to Help answer a listener mail and to discuss setbacks in your life and career. Lenny has some inspirational statements to help you through challenges in your caeer. Announcements: Just a clarification on how the Aerospace Scholarships guide is updated: A new edition of the book comes […]

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ACP130 From Zero to Hero and Job opportunities for UAV Pilots

March 13, 2017

In this episode we talk to Nate Tennant, a fan of the podcast who did the “Zero to Hero” program from All ATP. Nate is a 26 year old CFI, MEI, CFII currently working for 2 companies in Atlanta. One of which is flying unique and vintage airplanes for a youtube channel. Nate and I […]

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ACP129 Finances and Your Airline Career

March 6, 2017

Welcome to the podcast where we inspire and educate you on moving forward in your career and your life. One of the most important and many times undiscussed aspects of our airline career is your personal finances. In episode 82 we discussed “Avoiding A 2 Million Dollar Mistake In Your Pilot Career” we received much […]

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ACP128 Military Pilot Who Has Not Flown In Many Years, Changing Careers, And more listener mail

February 27, 2017

Welcome to episode 128! Eric Crump joins me today to discuss your questions including a military pilot who has not flown in many years, changing careers, and more! Announcements: 2017 Scholarships Guide Is Available in the Amazon and IBooks Stores. Polk State College Students Achieve Career Milestones. Polk State College – Aerospace Listener Questions and Feedback: 35 […]

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ACP127 Don’t let a setback stop you from moving forward in your career

February 20, 2017

In episode 127 we discuss how to keep moving forward in your life and career even when faced with a setback and answer your questions. I’m joined again by Tom Wachowski of the Pilot Jet Podcast.  Tom has great insight and experience in the Aviation Industry, but he comes by it from a slightly different […]

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ACP126 No Degree No Problem?

February 13, 2017

In this episode Tom Wachowski of the Private Jet Podcast joins me to discuss the costs of owning an aircraft, and to answer our listeners questions including: No degree, no problem? In episode 126 Tom Wachowski joins me to discuss: The importance of a college degree. Veterans benefits section of the website. Speaking more intelligently […]

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ACP125 Drone Pilot Careers with Jon Rupprecht

February 6, 2017

Thinking of becoming a drone pilot? Want to know what opportunities are available in this new and exciting field of aviation? Want to know the future of drone careers?  Today I have with me Jon Rupprecht, drone attorney to answer these questions and discuss drone pilot careers. Jonathan has made numerous media appearances on the […]

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ACP124 I Have a six figure salary but now want to change careers

January 27, 2017

In episode 124 we discuss leaving a six-figure salary for an airline job, shout outs, our new weekly show, and your questions answered. Announcements: AviationCareersPodcast.com/vote Shout Out from David Abbey on DIP MY WINGS (347) 699-4647 CommutAir to Partner with ATP Flight School for Tuition Reimbursement and Avenue to United Career Path Program Listener Questions […]

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ACP123 What Specialized Training Does An Airline Pilot Receive And Your Questions Answered

January 22, 2017

Welcome to a new episode! We are trying a new format, which is shorter and should lead to more episodes. Today we have questions about GI benefits, building hours towards a pilot job, and specialized training once you land that dream pilot job. Also, the 2017 versions of the Aerospace Scholarships Guide will be out very […]

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ACP122 Why Pilot Salaries Don’t Coincide With A Shortage Of Pilots

January 8, 2017

If you learned anything about basic economics, you will understand the concept of “supply and demand.” When something is in short supply, the price of the item increases. This can be true for people as well as goods, but how does it work when it comes to pilot salaries when there is a shortage of […]

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