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Justin Zeller: Airline Pilot

In today’s episode, I am talking with Justin Zeller.

Training & checkrides57 min
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In today’s episode, I am talking with Justin Zeller. Justin has done a lot to get to where he is today. He has gone from flying for the regionals to 135 charter, to 121 airline pilot.

Some of the things we talk about in today’s episode are. How he was able to solo before he could drive a car. Why it is important to get your hours as fast as possible.

How a Craigslist ad helped him build his time. How Youtube is a great resource to use in your training. We talk about his intense multi-engine training.

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