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"There I was..." An Aviation Podcast
There I was…, presented by the AOPA Air Safety Institute, invites you into the cockpit with pilots across the aviation community. We fly with them as they encounter unpredictable scenarios and we learn from the knowledge and skills they utilize to fly safely out of them. This podcast honors the tradition and heritage in aviation to leverage “hangar flying” as an avenue to pass along knowledge and experience.
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4.8 stars from 300 ratings
Asks all the right questions
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“David O’Leary asks all the right questions to give us listeners the best takeaways from the experiences of David’s interviewees. I’m especially thinking about his interview with flight test engineer Joey Brown, whose airframe knowledge and CRM usage were inspiring enough, but which was also...”Read full review »
Bill the pilot via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/22/24
Here we are !!
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“… listening to all those stories of fellow aviators who have gone through events we all try to avoid.
Best GA podcast ever!
Can’t express how thankful I am for you to share and give us the opportunity to learn from you.
Keep the good work and fy safe - all of you out there.
Thank you AOPA...”Read full review »
Ankoll via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
03/23/23
Must listen podcast!
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“Great podcast for all kind of pilots and aviation enthusiasts!
Thanks a lot and keep it up!
Regards from Stuttgart!”
MTU79 via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
11/24/22
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