Todays is a look into what it was like flying Aerial Survey!
Todays is a look into what it was like flying Aerial Survey! If you’re interested in how pilots build their time, or want to skip CFI and fly Aerial Survey than this podcast is for you!
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Mike Andrews teaches in the Pipistrel Velis Electro on Vancouver Island and is moving into aerial wildfire fighting as a bird dog pilot. Canadian vs US training, electric aviation and building a flight school.
Banner tow pilot Chancy Arnold flies a Super Cub along San Diego’s beaches. How banner pickups work, four-hour flights, getting hired off the FBO ramp, and building hours toward the airlines.