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Incorrect Instrument Indications

July 16, 2026 2:01am 39 min

A pilot took off in his Columbia 400 and noticed that the airspeed and altitude numbers looked a little off. He managed to handle the discrepancy during the cruise portion of his flight but when he began his descent, the...

Fifteen Thousand Hours and Still Learning

July 09, 2026 2:01am 36 min

It doesn’t matter how many hours you’ve logged — there’s still more aviation you haven’t seen or experienced. Join host Rob Reider and his guest, Mark Blois-Brooke, as Mark tells about a downwind landing attempt, a serio...

Dead Stick and Almost Dead

June 25, 2026 2:01am 46 min

CFI Dan Bass is today's guest as he relates how he almost lost his life because carbon monoxide poisoning rendered him unconscious as he was returning home from a day-long business trip. He also recounts an engine failur...

An Arrow and a Stone Wall

June 11, 2026 2:01am 57 min

A pleasure flight with co-owners of a Piper Arrow nearly turned deadly when the pilot realized he was too low to make a safe landing on an old grass field. But when he initiated the go-around, he heard a loud thump. He l...

Confidence or Complacency?

May 28, 2026 2:01am 27 min

Twenty-one year-old Mason Rowe is the guest on this episode. He’s a flight instructor, has about 300 hours in Cessna Citations, and will soon join a major cargo airline to be type-rated in the Boeing 737. He recounts 2 s...

Why Do Those Houses Look So Big?

May 14, 2026 2:01am 37 min

The crew of an Air National Guard C-130 Hercules was on a nighttime precision cargo drop practice mission. En route, they found themselves significantly lower in altitude than they should have been, putting their lives i...

The Killing Zone

April 30, 2026 2:01am 27 min

Analytics - it’s an important word in almost every business. The same is true in aviation. On today’s episode, Rob Reider talks with Dr. Paul Craig, PhD, who shares some of the not-so-flattering statistics for pilots who...

ATC—Sequencing is the Scenario

April 16, 2026 2:01am 37 min

Air Traffic Control in the USA is an extremely challenging job for the men and women who help manage nearly 50,000 flights daily in the U.S. alone. In the busiest airports, coordinating departures begins before any airli...

Attitude Check with Julie Boatman

April 01, 2026 10:59pm 34 min

If you own an airplane, you’ve doubtless become very comfortable with the panel, whether it be steam gauges or glass. But if you fly an airplane with which you are less familiar, you’ve got a bit of catch-up to do to fee...

The Case of the Confounding Crosswind Component

March 19, 2026 2:01am 32 min

How many times have we jumped in an airplane for a short flight without doing complete flight planning? Most of the time there are no consequences. But what would you do if you thought you’d done due diligence in your pl...

To Sump or Not to Sump With Randy Groom

March 04, 2026 10:30pm 39 min

Today’s episode contains two stories, one with a Cessna 150 that involved a problem that led to an off-airport landing and another in a Beech Bonanza that had a sudden loss of oil pressure and an engine that blew apart. ...

Expectation Bias—A Lesson from an Air Force Fighter Pilot

February 18, 2026 10:00pm 30 min

Knowing the maintenance history of an aircraft plays a significant role in this episode. Host Rob Reider speaks with former Air Force pilot Alan Gurevich who shares what happened when the F-4 he was piloting landed and h...

Getting “Behind the Airplane” With Tim Delaney

February 04, 2026 11:00pm 25 min

Getting “behind the airplane” is something no one wants to do. But when flight conditions change unexpectedly a pilot’s workload increases, sometimes to the point of being in danger. Today’s guest got into a such a situa...

Coordinated Flight Leads to Trouble With Nate Van Coops

January 21, 2026 2:01am 39 min

Learning aerobatics imposes forces on the human body that are not familiar. And it requires some changes in how the airplane is handled. For instance, unless we’re intentionally slipping the airplane, we’re taught to “st...

Flight Into Unknown Ice With Gene Benson

January 07, 2026 9:58pm 33 min

Today we learn some important lessons that affect every pilot on every mission flown, no matter how experienced that pilot is. Do we “push the envelope” on a flight because of familiarity, because we got through marginal...

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