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    Aviation

    Squawk Ident – an Aviation Podcast

    At Squawk Ident we explore the many pathways to an aviation profession, the challenges that a professional aviator can expect in today’s market place, and we share many stories along the way.

    Join in on the conversation with your hosts Av8rTony, Captain Roger, Captain Rob, Alex, and Terry.

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    Flight 46 - All in the Flying Family Jun 25, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on 23rd of June, 2020

    On this episode of Squawk Ident, I am very excited to be joined by a young aviator, entrepreneur, and humanitarian that was raised within a spectacular aviation family. He is a Texas native, a graduate from Oklahoma State University in Aviation Management, and he is currently a DFW based pilot with“Legacy Airlines”. I sat down with him to discuss the amazing work that he and his family have contributed to the Gary Sinise Foundation, we talk about his latest on-line venture, and his role as a pilot mentor in "Legacy's" Cadet Program. Kyle Jansen spends much of his time sharing his passion for aviation with many young aviators and today we discussed how his journey in aviation was shaped.


    reference:

    Oklahoma State University Aviation Program

    Gary Sinise Foundation

    EAA article on the Flying Memorial to the Fallen Baron

    Facebook page: Aviation Business Information Board

    Cadet Academy website


    Episode 46 chapters:

    [05:13] Long Call vs. Short Call Reserve

    [08:30] The Aviation Family

    [14:13] Getting Started in Aviation

    [31:23] Challenges Faced When Starting Out in Aviation

    [38:40] Oklahoma State Aviation Program

    [47:55] Getting Hired at a Part 121 Carrier

    [52:30] New Hire Training at the "Legacy" Airline

    [1:00:53] The Flying Memorial to the Fallen

    [1:07:00] EAA Article on the Baron

    [1:09:48]Aviation Business Information Board

    [1:19:33]Aviation Mentor and the Cadet Program

    [1:25:45]Q+A with Kyle

    [1:58:20] Final thoughts


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    Intro and transition music & cover art by Av8rTony and produced at Av8r Sound Studios of Southern California

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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


    Flight 45 - Some Bumps, No Booze, and Getting Started in Aviation Jun 21, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on the 19th of June, 2020

    On this episode of Squawk Ident, I am joined by the infamous Captain Roger. Together, we describe what flight operation changes we are experiencing on the flight line, Roger tells us about his latest part 91 flying and the turbulent decent into Eagle, CO, we also share a few stories from our past. We discuss the changes to the mask requirements on-board US airlines, the suspension of alcohol service, what it takes to get started in aviation, and much more.

    references:

    • Delta and American are Banning Alcohol
    • Books to Get Started in Aviation

    chapters:

    [04:30] Hate & Fear

    [09:15] Busy Schedules and Part 91 Operations

    [25:20] Slow Down Before you Go Down

    [41:30] There We Were

    [1:02:05] Leave of Absences Offered at "Legacy"

    [1:07:39] No More Booze

    [1:13:47] Stricter Face Mask Rules

    [1:16:15] How to Get Started in Aviation


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    Intro and transition music & cover art by Av8rTony and produced at Av8r Sound Studios of Southern California

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    Flight 44 - Return to the Skies Jun 10, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on 7th of June, 2020

    On this episode of Squawk Ident, I am joined by the Squawk Ident Crew. Together, we discuss the beginning stages of the return of crowded airports and flights that are at or near capacity (85% full, due to the CCP Virus limits).

    We also talk about how our flight schedules are evolving, how recent social events around the globe combined with the effects of the pandemic have affected our flying, and how GA flight schools are booming. We also share a few stories on passengers behaving badly and much more.


    reference material:

    Owen Cotto article

    Adding Summer Flights article

    Trump administration bans Chinese passenger airlines from flying to U.S. - CNBC

    Boeing Resumes 737 MAX Production - Article

    Boeing Field photos


    chapters:

    • Owen Cotto Featured Article [07:00]
    • Flying the Line [08:02]
    • Passenger Misconduct on the Rise [26:20]
    • Karen photo bombs [47:10]
    • Golden Rules [57:10]
    • Busy Airports [1:03:45]
    • Adding Summer Flights [1:06:45]
    • October 1st Furloughs Looming [1:12:00]
    • Blocking Asian Carriers [1:16:30]
    • Boeing Resumes 737 Max Production [1:20:03]
    • GA Flight Schools double down [1:27:20]
    • Got Jokes? [1:30:30]


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    Cover Art photo by RobD

    Intro and transition music & cover art by Av8rTony and produced at Av8r Sound Studios of Southern California

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    Copyright © Squawk Ident 2020, All Rights Reserved

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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


    Flight 43 - Forty Years of Flight is in the Details May 30, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on 28th of May, 2020

    On this episode of Squawk Ident, I am very excited to be joined by yet another amazing aviator who has agreed to share his journey in aviation with us. I am honored to have this opportunity to introduce to you a man who has dedicated over 20 years of service to our country in the U.S. Navy. He served as an Aviation Electrician’s Mate, a Reel Operator, and as a Flight Engineer on the EC-130G/KC-130F. He also held stations as an E-6A Electrical Work Center Supervisor, a Quality Assurance Representative, and a Flight Engineer Training department coordinator. He was also an E-6 Model Manager for the Naval Training Support Unit. He earned his degree from Emery Riddle University in Professional Aeronautics and minored in Aviation Safety. As his journey continues, it has allowed him to become a CFI,II, MEI, and a Captain for a U.S. regional carrier we on Squawk Ident call "Sandpiper Regional." Currently, he holds a pilot position on the Boeing 737 for what we call “Legacy Airlines.”


    reference:

    Episode 043 Guest Photo Book

    Terminal 9


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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


    Flight 42 - Mask Shaming & Distance Learning May 23, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on 21st of May, 2020

    On todays show, we will be discussing load factors and the outlook for pilots looking ahead to October 1st. The president doesn’t seem concerned about the aviation industry, should we be? Also, with the reduction of flights throughout the country, the 5% increase in load factor, according to the TSA’s report last week, has started to become evident with aircraft that are starting to become "uncomfortably almost full." We will also explore in the WTF segment face mask shaming, seriously…yes, seriously. There has also been some flight deck mask push back, why is that, we will discuss. And finally we will explain Distance Learning. To help me navigate these topics, I am honored to be joined by a group of aviators that I have bribed generously to be on today’s show. Did you guys get your Squawk Ident stimulus checks yet? I promise they are in the mail…

    reference:


    • TSA checkpoint report


    • Newsweek/Fox Trump says airlines are in good shape


    • People are Flying again...Sort Of


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    Intro and transition music & cover art by Av8rTony and produced at Av8r Sound Studios of Southern California

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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


    Flight 41 - Keep Calm and Carry On May 14, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on 12th of May, 2020

    On this episode of Squawk Ident, I discuss what flying the line has been like since our last episode. From mandatory face masks, to a few 2-day trip sequences that include LAX-DCA-CLT flying. I am happy to report, the flights starting to fill up!

    I also have the opportunity, to speak with an incredible aviator that connected with me recently to share his journey in aviation with us. We discuss the path that lead him on his journey in aviation. From an EMT, to a flight instructor, a cargo pilot, a Critical Response Incident Pilot, an airline pilot, and Director of Flight Operations for a corporate operator, his journey is filled with adventure and heart.


    reference:

    • Astra SPX
    • G-100 wiki page


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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


    Flight 40 - Virus Warheads, Student Pilots, and Nasty Crashpads May 04, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on 01 May, 2020

    On this, the 40th episode of Squawk Ident, I am so very honored to be joined by some fantastic aviators who have had incredible journeys in their aviation careers. Today, we start the show by catching up with the Squawk Ident Crew. We discuss a few of today’s headlines and how they affect an aviator's career potential. We then dive into many stories from our past, and what we learned from some of our very first experiences in aviation. From GA flight training, to some of our early experiences as flight instructors. We also explore dealing with the adventures of crash pads while sitting on a reserve schedule. So stay with us as we discuss our experiences with you.


    References:

    Virus Warhead article

    Enhanced Cleaning and PPE article

    US Airlines require passenger face masks article

    American Suspends all Regional Flying out of MIA article

    Farewell to Five Fantastic Fleets article

    Jetstream 32 cockpit photo


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    Intro and transition music & cover art by Av8rTony and produced at Av8r Sound Studios of Southern California

    *Jeri D's intro music Jupiter One by YouTube Creator's Studio

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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


    Flight 39 - A Journey Filled with Giving Back Apr 26, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on April 21st, 2020

    On episode 39 of Squawk Ident, I am so very honored to be joined by a fantastic individual who has paved an incredible journey in aviation. From his start in the U.S. Navy, to excelling within the ranks at Legacy Airlines by maintaining positions in Reservations, Ramp Agent, Customer Service, Gate Agent, Flight Attendant, and Pilot to name a few. He has held positions as an Aeromedical HIMS Chairman, a Peer Mentor, a Flight Department Recruiter, and a Board Member for the Something MAAgic Foundation. Todays guest exemplifies the term “giving back” to his community. His story is filled with tenacity, growth, and determination. His experiences in the industry has allowed him a perspective that very few can say they have achieved.

    References:

    • Flight 4184 Crash in Roselawn, IL (1994)
    • Something MAAgic Foundation
    • AeroMedical & HIMS program
    • EAP services
    • Flight 3168 DFW-CVG Diversion (2015)
    • AmericanWay Magazine

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    Flight 38 - Flight Schedules, No Furloughs, & Remember When Apr 23, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on the 21st of April, 2020

    On this episode RobD, Roger, and I discuss our recent flight schedules (or lack-there-of), and we compare how long our beards can grow before we need to shave them before we need to go flying again. We discuss the LAX at home program and how Southwest leadership has declared no furloughs ahead. We also dive into a new segment we call "Remember When", where we explore some of the lessons we picked up in our general aviation flight training, all those years ago, and how those early moments have shaped how we operate as aviators today.

    reference:

    LAX at Home article

    LAX Art Program

    LAX Coloring Pages

    Southwest CEO promises not to furlough article

    APG @ www.airlinepilotguy.com


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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


    Flight 37 - Ghost Airports, VLoAs, & 1940's Flight Schedules Apr 12, 2020
    Show notes

    Recorded on the 10th of April, 2020

    Today, we will discuss some of the latest moves that have taken place in the aviation industry and how we as professional aviators find ourselves navigating our careers and enduring the calamity of our collective new reality. We discuss some of the changes to our daily routines and how Voluntary Leaves of Absences are affecting the potential furloughs ahead. From an increase in crew members testing positive to CoVid-19, to the NYC market nearly coming to a standstill, we take a look at what is happening right now in the aviation market. We also point out the good that is coming of this crisis and share some stories that we hope will lift your spirits as well.


    References:

    1. 41 American Airlines pilots and 33 at Southwest have tested COVID-19 positive
      1. Leaked Video Suggests Delta Hid Sick Pilots’ Diagnoses From Exposed Flight Crews
      2. Navy admiral admits that morale has taken a hit
      3. Airline Flights Into And Out Of New York City Cut Drastically Because Of Coronavirus
      4. United Airlines Could Soon Resume U.S.-China Passenger Flights
      5. HSBC expects European airline consolidation amid Covid-19 crisis
      6. Boeing And Airbus Halt Production; Future Of Airplane Manufacturing Uncertain
      7. AA Donates 81,000 lbs. of Food to Local Food Banks
      8. Delta has 200,000 pounds of food we can’t use. So we’re giving it to people in need


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    Copyright © Squawk Ident 2020, All Rights Reserved

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    Squawk Ident by Av8rTony is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - 4.0 International License


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