Summary Smoke On! – Jeremy Meyers and The Passion That Fuels Aviation Dreams In this episode of The Future in Flight Podcast, host Shawn Staerker sits down with Jeremy Meyers—Air Force Tech Sergeant, Crew Chief for the NextGen Eagles Aerobatic Formation Team, and founder of Breaks Off Media. From a childhood spark ignited by the […]
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Summary This conversation explores the groundbreaking developments in transportation, particularly the emergence of flying cars like the Samson Switchblade, and the critical role of air traffic controllers in ensuring safety in the skies. It also highlights the pioneering efforts of Mary Chance VanScyoc, the first female civilian air traffic controller in the U.S., who played
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Summary *Some work was being done in the hangar, so we had to use a temporary recording space for a small portion of this episode. In this episode of the Future in Flight podcast, we explore the inspiring journey of Carl Hancock, who transitioned from a successful IT career to becoming a full-time aviation content
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Summary In this episode of the Future in Flight Podcast, we explore the inspiring journey of Brian Kincaid, a biomedical engineer and private pilot, who combines his passion for aviation with innovative storytelling on YouTube. We delve into his family’s rich aviation history, the challenges he faced in pursuing his pilot’s license, and the revolutionary
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Summary This episode of The Future in Flight Podcast explores the cutting-edge technology transforming aviation today through three fascinating and educational segments. First, Philip Matkovsky, CEO of Moviynt (now part of Vuzix), reveals how augmented reality smart glasses and artificial intelligence are revolutionizing aerospace logistics at companies like Airbus Helicopters US, enabling workers to manage
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Summary This episode of The Future in Flight Podcast celebrates aviation’s diverse impact through three entertaining and educational stories. First, Major Roger Levy, Commander of the New York City Wing of the Civil Air Patrol (CAP), reveals how this volunteer organization has served America since 1941 with the world’s largest single-engine aircraft fleet. CAP’s missions—emergency
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Summary In this episode, we take an in-depth look at aviation maintenance careers and the incredible opportunities they offer in today’s job market. Bill Brown, Chief Aviation Officer at Aviation Institute of Maintenance, shares his 40-year journey in the field and discusses how the industry is facing a critical shortage of qualified technicians. The show
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Summary Emma Crawford shares her unique journey in aviation, from early inspirations to her current role as a content creator. She discusses the challenges faced, including her path to the Air Force Academy and her eventual pivot to biplane flying and content creation. The conversation also highlights the importance of aviation summer camps across North
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Summary The episode opens with a vivid recounting of the awe-inspiring experience of witnessing a Falcon 9 rocket launch, capturing both the emotional thrill and technological achievement of the moment. It marks a turning point in space exploration, highlighting how private companies like SpaceX are revolutionizing the field. With the increasing frequency and reusability of
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Summary What an exciting episode! We’re talking aviation scholarships, the National Airspace System, and more!! The episode begins with an explanation of the NAS, described as an “invisible highway system” orchestrating safe air travel for over one billion passengers annually. It covers airspace classes (G, E, D, C, B, A) and special use areas, emphasizing
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