In this episode, Gregg, Joe, and Mike talk about the impacts of Rocket launches on aviation and the effects of volcanic ash from the eruption of Sheveluch in Russia.
Joe and Mike pick random topics from the ops manual in this episode and share knowledge and stories.
In this episode, Mike, Gregg , and Joe discuss the Christmas week IROP and how they needed to manage the airline operation and Joe talks about the customer perspective.
Photo of the high chart discussed about Jacksonville Center.
Dispatcher Gregg and Dispatcher Mike talk about our week at OSH, Interviews with:
-Hydroplane
-Aviation Weather Center
-EAA Jack Pelton Opening and Closing remarks
An episode about a few topics from feedback:
-Dispatching regional vs mainline
-Mexico City airport changes
-IROPs (irregular operations)
NYC traffic animation – (could not find)
Intentionally Left Blank
Maybe shows notes will return at some point.
This episode contains all of the interviews that we did at EAA AirVenture 2021. Gregg, Dan and Mike all conducted interview of things that they were interested in. Many of these interviews are with non-profit organizations that use aviation for good. They are linked below. Also there are some of the photos that I took during the week.
Tuskegee Next -
"Our Mission: Honoring the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen, Tuskegee NEXT seeks to transform the lives of at-risk youth through aviation education and career path opportunities, so they can transform their communities.
Our Strategy: Tuskegee NEXT seeks to provide role models and a clear path toward aviation careers through: Flight Training, Life Skills, and Educational Assistance.
United Aviate-
Aviate is United's industry-leading pilot career development program offering aspiring and established pilots the most direct path to a United flight deck.
Orbis International-
"We are an international non-profit that brings people together to fight avoidable blindness. With our network of partners we mentor, train and inspire local teams to fight blindness in their communities."
TV in the classroom where Surgery is shown. The room has microphones to allow for interaction between the OR and the classroom
Orbis MD-10 Flight Deck
46 seat classroom and passenger cabin when aircraft is in flight.
Operating room of the MD-10
The recovery room. All child patients receive an Orbis Teddy Bear with an eyepatch over the same eye they were operated on.
High School Homebuilt - (Eagles Nest Projects)
Jennifer Duffer and her Students RV-12
Samaritan Aviation-
OUR MISSION: To demonstrate God’s love by providing aviation and medical services in the remote jungles of Papua New Guinea.
Samaritan Aviation's C206 on Floats
Right Footed Foundation-
Mission & Vision- RFI endeavors to create an enabling environment for individuals to overcome their disabilities and live to their full potential to become empowered and responsible citizens.
Jessica Cox - Right Footed Foundation Press Conference
Other Photos from OSH:
Dan, Gregg and Mike just talk about their first few days at OSH and What they are looking forward to for the week.
This episode Dan and I fly the Fisk VFR arrival into KOSH.
width="225"]
In this episode,
- Life
- Link to Joe's Book
- News:
- Sully Sullenberger Selected as U.S. Ambassador to ICAO - AIN
- CX and Airbus working on single pilot A350 in cruise
- GE and Safran tout new ‘open rotor’ engine future for sustainable aviation
- United Adding Supersonic Speeds with New Agreement to Buy Aircraft from Boom Supersonic
https://boomsupersonic.com/overture - Southwest cancels due to technology problems
- Unruly skies: Union chief highlights airline passenger misconduct
- Airventure
- Topic:
- Knowing aircraft, capacity and performance
- Patreon
- You can find show notes for this episode at flyingandlife.com/2021/68
You can find me on Twitter @flyingandlife Facebook.com/flyingandlife
Or you can email contact@flyingandlife.com
Opening and closing music is from Bensound.com and bumper music is from purple planet.com
You can find the podcast on Sticher radio
In this episode,
NEWS:
Aviation Stats Update: December 15, 2020
Air Baltic becomes all A220 operator following retirement of final 737
REX (Austraila) receives approval to operate B737s
UK Supreme Court rules LHR third runway a go
UPS engine issues out of Dublin
ASA A320 CAE-SEA diverts to LAX over NW USA due to anti-ice/avionics issue
- Oceanic Tracks
-
- Patreon
You can find show notes for this episode at flying and life.com/2020/67
You can find me on Twitter @flyingandlife Facebook.com/flyingandlife
Or you can email contact@flyingandlife.com
Opening and closing music is from Bensound.com and bumper music is from purple planet.com
You can find the podcast on Sticher radio
In this episode,
- News:
-
- FAA’s Dickson flies Max, declares ‘I like what I saw’
- Israeli-Jordan airspace pact set to unlock more Middle Eastern routes
- Boeing to Move All 787 Dreamliner Production to South Carolina - WSJ
- New A220 ACJ deal signed
- A339 MTOW increase approved
- Iceland Air to scrap four, sell three, and store nine 752s
- MEA takes delivery of 10,000th A320 Serial Number
- Topic-
- Winter operations
-
- Deice
- Runway conditions code (RCAM Matix)
- Special winter operations airports
- Winter Passenger weights - 5lb increase (2.2 kilos)
- Feedback-
-
- Commuting
- Patreon
In this episode,
- News:
-
- Spirit predicts Asco purchase will terminate, describes Bombardier buy as uncertain
- Boeing lays off pilot group that supports service entry of new aircraft types
- FAA head Dickson to pilot the 737 Max next week
- https://simpleflying.com/boeing-787-ils-issue-warning
- How Boeing Lost Its Bearings
- WestJet Employees Could See Pay Cut By Half As Subsidies Change
- 9 out of 10 787s could have major manufacturing defect
- Topic-
-
- Non-Standard Flying
-
- Ferry flights
-
- Maintenance and position
- Charters
- Test Flights
- Patreon
In this episode,
- News:
-
- FedEx Boeing 767F Lands Without Left Gear Locked In Los Angeles
- May Turned Out To Have The Lowest Number Of Flights In US History
- Qantas CEO Says Vaccine May Be Necessary To Resume US Flights
- Cargolux Reveals Special Mask Livery On A Boeing 747
- Cute: Delta Pilot Couple Retires On Same Flight
- ExpressJet to wind down operations on 30 September – PaxEx.Aero
- Topic: ETOPS
-
- AC120-42B - ETOPS ACAircraft Needs- https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/14/appendix-K_to_part_25
- Balanced vs Unbalanced ETOPS
Flying and life Episode 63 –
- News:
- Topic:
-
- Catherine Jackson President of ADF:
-
- After years of hoping to find time and money for flight lessons, Catherine finally decided to stop waiting and walked into the pilot shack at Lee Airport in Annapolis, MD in June of 2000 and asked if anyone there would teach her to fly. That weekend, she took her first flight in a small aircraft to the AOPA fly-in. A month later, she was camping under the wing at EAA AirVenture and soon after started looking for an aviation career to support her recreational flying. In 2001 she applied for a scholarship offered by the Airline Dispatchers Federation and was awarded the scholarship at the Women in Aviation conference that year. By the end of the year she left a long career in private club management and secured an Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate.
Catherine knew she wanted to work at Acme South so she returned to Baltimore and started applying for any job posted and started paying back by volunteering with the Airline Dispatchers Federation. It was not long before she had that Acme South job and a seat on the ADF Board of Directors.
Hired into the Dispatch office in 2006 and elected President of ADF in 2018, Catherine is honored to serve the Dispatch community and enjoys the privilege of giving others the same opportunity. This year, ADF will award seven Dispatch Scholarships.
- After years of hoping to find time and money for flight lessons, Catherine finally decided to stop waiting and walked into the pilot shack at Lee Airport in Annapolis, MD in June of 2000 and asked if anyone there would teach her to fly. That weekend, she took her first flight in a small aircraft to the AOPA fly-in. A month later, she was camping under the wing at EAA AirVenture and soon after started looking for an aviation career to support her recreational flying. In 2001 she applied for a scholarship offered by the Airline Dispatchers Federation and was awarded the scholarship at the Women in Aviation conference that year. By the end of the year she left a long career in private club management and secured an Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate.
- Feedback:
- ADF Scholarships
| Airline | Loss | Cash on Hand | Cash burn per day |
| AAL | 2.7 or 4.3 B | 10.2 B | 30 mil/day |
| DAL | 3.9 or 7 B | 15.7 B | 43 for Q 27M end of June |
| SWA | 915m or 1.5b | 14.5 B | 23 for q 16m end of june per day |
| Spirit | 212m to 365m | 1.2 B | 9.5 to 1.5 M |
| UAL | 1.6 to 2.6B | 15.2B | A Lot |
- Topic:
- Life:
-
- I got nothing. Well at least nothing to share.
- News:
- Feedback Links
- Topic
- The ups and down of the industry and what lies ahead and really just conversation about what we are hearing and what we are feeling and an personal update
You can find show notes for this episode at flying and life.com/2020/61
You can find me on Twitter @flyingandlife Facebook.com/flyingandlife, instagram
Or you can email contact@flyingandlife.com
Opening and closing music is from Bensound.com and bumper music is from purple planet.com
You can find the podcast on Sticher radio
News:
Fatal Atlas Air Flight 3591 Cargo Plane Crash Subject of Board Meeting
Complex NAT planning due to alternate airport restrictions
Faa Safety warnings
Accident: Dynamic B762 at Fort Lauderdale on Oct 29th 2015, fuel leak results in engine fire (Final Report)
- Topic: Pireps: Dispatchers role in pirep reporting 14 CFR 121.561
-
- What is a PIREP? Where do they come from? What are the different types of PIREPS? How are they submitted?
- How do dispatchers communicate PIREPS? How do dispatchers ‘see’ PIREPS?
- The struggle to get a useful pirep. Objective PIREPS Vs Subjective PIREPS Different Airlines, Different Policies
- Future of PIREPS / Discussion
- Life:
-
- How do you deal with stress?
- How do you manage rotating schedules AKA night shift to dayshift and vice versa changes.
This episode we are joined by Dispatcher Joe of Acme Canada. We talk about the major differences between the regulations of Canada and the United States of America.
In this episode Gregg and I talk about the Covid-19 pandemic and how it is changing the way we operate an airline.
Parked aircraft Videos:
Flying and life Episode 56–
News:
A350 inflight shutdowns - Linked to spilled liquids
Kobe Crash
NTSB Update: https://www.flyingmag.com/story/news/bryant-helicopter-ntsb-statement/?utm_source=internal&utm_medium=email
VAS Aviation
Coweta County Crash Kills Airshow Pilot
https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/local-teen-killed-in-senoia-plane-crash-was-son-of-southwest-airlines-pilot
Bad weekend in Aviation -
China Corona Virus.
https://ops.group/blog/china-coronavirus/
CDC Reporting requirements
This episode Gregg and I just talk about life and why we haven't podcasted in the last 6 months.
We talked about:
dispatcher.org