• Lessons from the Cockpit show

  • By: MARK HASARA
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Lessons from the Cockpit show

By: MARK HASARA
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  • Summary

  • Flying is described as long periods of boredom interrupted by short intermittent periods of extreme terror. On the Lessons from the Cockpit show, we debrief the most fascinating and intriguing pilots, aircrew members, maintainers, and aviation enthusiasts from all over the world. We investigate the tactics, techniques, and procedures created and cultivated during those extreme and extraordinary military, commercial, and private flight operations. Our exploration gives listeners practical advice on how the aviation world works and expands critical thinking expertise in the air and on the ground. Many of the stories are told here on Lessons from the Cockpit for the first time.
    Copyright 2024 by MARK HASARA
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  • Aviate, Navigate and Communicate

    Aviate, Navigate and Communicate
    Oct 18 2021

    There is a three-word slogan every aviator memorizes to help deal with emergencies in the air. It's so simple and has saved countless pilots' lives.

    An instructor in Pilot Training taught me the five commandments of flying complimenting the three-word slogan. On a training sortie, I violated two of them and almost killed myself.

    A Navy SEAL taught me a slogan that guides their training philosophy. This slogan is a reason the US Military is the world's finest fighting force on the planet.

    Welcome to the Lessons from the Cockpit show!

    https://www.nancybrier.com/single-post/2019/04/10/Aviate-Navigate-Communicate
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    1 hr and 3 mins
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