Multi-Engine Helicopter Rating and Instrument Rating?!?

Whats this all about then?

Let's review and recap the flying in my logbook after obtaining my commercial Pilots Licence. Shall I go back to this sort of flying? Do I miss it? Was it all worth it?

In this episode, I talk about where I've been, how I made the decision to quit, and where the future lies. Is it in aviation? Is it in flying at all? Will I ever go back?

In this episode, I read an article from Sean Brown, the CEO of British European Aviation, and his flight across the world from Florida, USA to London, UK. His flight takes place in a single-engine, propeller-driven aircraft capable of speeds of 280kt TAS. Enjoy!

Hey all! Welcome to episode twelve. In this episode we discuss mental health concerning the aviation world, delving into accidents pertaining to mental health and how things such as depression can affect your medical, and moreover, can you get your medical back following a diagnosis of depression and or anxiety.

Next, we discuss pilot decision making and the different models we use to diagnose problems within our cockpits and how we go about fixing them. 

Carl kindly had this to say...

So when he ran out of suitably qualified and entertaining people to interview, he kindly came to my place one evening with a shedload of microphones and cool audio kit. Had a blast recording this, with plenty of Micky being taken and humble pie to go around.

We talked about airline vs helicopter life, general aviation (or lack thereof) in a pandemic and the ‘human side’ of flying, as well as our own challenges with all of the above.

(OBLIGATORY DISCLAIMER: We don’t claim to be experts on any of the subjects discussed. So beware; these are OUR opinions ONLY and not those of our employers or anyone else’s for that matter.)

Hey all! Welcome to episode twelve. In this episode we discuss mental health concerning the aviation world, delving into accidents pertaining to mental health and how things such as depression can affect your medical, and moreover, can you get your medical back following a diagnosis of depression and or anxiety.

Next, we discuss pilot decision making and the different models we use to diagnose problems within our cockpits and how we go about fixing them. 

Carl kindly had this to say...

So when he ran out of suitably qualified and entertaining people to interview, he kindly came to my place one evening with a shedload of microphones and cool audio kit. Had a blast recording this, with plenty of Micky being taken and humble pie to go around.

We talked about airline vs helicopter life, general aviation (or lack thereof) in a pandemic and the ‘human side’ of flying, as well as our own challenges with all of the above.

(OBLIGATORY DISCLAIMER: We don’t claim to be experts on any of the subjects discussed. So beware; these are OUR opinions ONLY and not those of our employers or anyone else’s for that matter.)

Hey all! Welcome to episode twelve. In this episode we discuss mental health concerning the aviation world, delving into accidents pertaining to mental health and how things such as depression can affect your medical, and moreover, can you get your medical back following a diagnosis of depression and or anxiety.

Next, we discuss pilot decision making and the different models we use to diagnose problems within our cockpits and how we go about fixing them. 

Carl kindly had this to say...

So when he ran out of suitably qualified and entertaining people to interview, he kindly came to my place one evening with a shedload of microphones and cool audio kit. Had a blast recording this, with plenty of Micky being taken and humble pie to go around.

We talked about airline vs helicopter life, general aviation (or lack thereof) in a pandemic and the ‘human side’ of flying, as well as our own challenges with all of the above.

(OBLIGATORY DISCLAIMER: We don’t claim to be experts on any of the subjects discussed. So beware; these are OUR opinions ONLY and not those of our employers or anyone else’s for that matter.)

Hey all! Welcome to episode twelve. In this episode we discuss mental health concerning the aviation world, delving into accidents pertaining to mental health and how things such as depression can affect your medical, and moreover, can you get your medical back following a diagnosis of depression and or anxiety.

Next, we discuss pilot decision making and the different models we use to diagnose problems within our cockpits and how we go about fixing them. 

Carl kindly had this to say...

So when he ran out of suitably qualified and entertaining people to interview, he kindly came to my place one evening with a shedload of microphones and cool audio kit. Had a blast recording this, with plenty of Micky being taken and humble pie to go around.

We talked about airline vs helicopter life, general aviation (or lack thereof) in a pandemic and the ‘human side’ of flying, as well as our own challenges with all of the above.

(OBLIGATORY DISCLAIMER: We don’t claim to be experts on any of the subjects discussed. So beware; these are OUR opinions ONLY and not those of our employers or anyone else’s for that matter.)