How would you like to have a weekly flight simulation/real world flight training podcast to look forward to?
Look no further than AviatorCast.
In the coming weeks, we are going to start this free podcast. I’m planning on this being about an hour long, having actual flight training topics that will help you become a better aviator. In other words, we’ll be talking about useful and informative topics, while still being entertaining and easy to digest.
Before I get started, however, I’d like some community feedback.
I’m going to make this SUPER simple. You can type in the comments below and let me know what you’d like to learn more about, what segments would be useful to you, what length you’d like, and so on.
AviatorCast is going to be a lot of fun! It’s something that is simple enough to do, yet really useful. It’ll also make us tighter as a community.
So, please please PLEASE comment below and let me know what you’d like to gain from AviatorCast, and any other ideas you have.
Throttle On!
Chris Palmer and the AOA Crew
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